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Graphic Extremes

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I know this font has been modified, But I need to find the base font that it started from.. Company wants to use this exact font for other items I need to make.. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
 

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Fechin

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Myers Sans Black and URW Dock Extended Bold were the two closest matches I could find based on the shape of BFC
 

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Graphic Extremes

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jimbug72 said:
Looking at the curves on the B & C, I'm not sure this logo started life as a font. I think someone built this from the ground up.
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The company says that this started as a font, and that their internal design guy altered it to be this.. He left a few years ago and took all his work with him. He erased everything from his work station. Now I have the job and have to figure this out as they want the same look of letters for the new projects.. I am the lucky one who has to figure this out now..

The cut of the C is the only letter I can not match up with a font. Looks like top and bottom have been cut flat, but to make the angle on the ends of the C every time is going to be a pain.. I have tried to match only the C to a font and it doesn't match up even making the c round.. The point on the 4 is also different from most fonts made. I may have to make an entire font just for this project. Not a big deal but it is time consuming.
 
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jcskikus

jcskikus

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Graphic Extremes said:
I need to design other items for them or I would just redraw it. They want to keep all items that I do along the same font.
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Looking at their website, URW Dock Extended Bold appears to be the font that was used on the marquee. I'd kern the "A-V-A" on available though.
 
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