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[Colin]

I tried all the regular tools on this and got nothing.

 

[jwlllpl]

Priva Pro (Bold Italic) is the closest I have found. The "i" is not the same but could easily be vectored and line added to it.

 

[jwlllpl]

Corpid C1s SCd (Bold Italic) but this one the "t" is slightly off and whole thing is more slanted.

 

[Colin]

Those two are indeed similar, but I'm looking for the actual font. Thanks

 

[shoresigns]

What is aeit? Are there more letters you aren't showing us?

 

[Colin]

^^^ If there were, I would have included them. The few other letters (like an "l" or "z") had no distinguishing features or characteristics.

 

[shoresigns]

^^^ If there were, I would have included them. The few other letters (like an "l" or "z") had no distinguishing features or characteristics.

There are infinite ways to draw every letter of the alphabet.

Anyway, Corpid is indeed the correct answer. It's a large family, so check the other styles for a better match. The sample you gave has been distorted or poorly redrawn, so the real Corpid will not be a 100% perfect match to your sample.

https://www.linotype.com/503443/corpid-iii-e1s-bold-italic-product.html

 

[Colin]

I have painfully scrutinized your suggestion, but it is not a correct match. It's close, but there are too many critical differences.

 

[Gino]

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[Johnny Best]

It's not an exact match but ITC Officina bold italic comes close.

 

[shoresigns]

I have painfully scrutinized your suggestion, but it is not a correct match. It's close, but there are too many critical differences.

Best of luck, then. If you need any more help, post the original sample you were given, before anything was edited. No crops, no autotracing, no resizing, no contrast enhancement, nothing. If you don't post the original sample, you are wasting the time of those who are trying to help you.

 

[Notarealsignguy]

Are you writing a novel with it? If not then do like everyone else, get close, convert to curves (or whatever Illustrator snobs call it) and screw with it until it matches. Or just get close enough and call it a day, nobody will know.

 

[shoresigns]

Are you writing a novel with it? If not then do like everyone else, get close, convert to curves (or whatever Illustrator snobs call it) and screw with it until it matches. Or just get close enough and call it a day, nobody will know.

I will know

 

[Gino]

The Shadow knows......................

 

[Johnny Best]

You would never know if you did not see the original as you wanted Colin to post.

 

[Johnny Best]

Tiki knows.

 

[shoresigns]

Anyway, I'm 98% sure this sample began its tortured life as Corpid. There are numerous clues in the sample. Someone gave someone a low-res image of the text to trace, they traced it poorly (as one does), and then it was re-rasterized into the result you see here. Prove me wrong, I dare you.

 

[Colin]

Here ya go...

 

[Notarealsignguy]

I will know

Fair enough, I would too. Who would actually care is the question. No one that matters. If they do, find a new customer.

 

[Notarealsignguy]

Here ya go...

Nobody is gonna steal your job. Don't be scared, just show all the goods. If that is all of it, you are a retard.