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A film created by Carl Schlesinger and David Loeb Weiss documenting the last day of hot metal typesetting at The New York Times. This film shows the entire newspaper production process from hot-metal typesetting to creating stereo moulds to high-speed press operation. At the end of the film, the new typesetting and photographic production process is shown in contrast to the old ways.

There are interviews with workers at NYT that are for and against the new technology. In fact, one typesetter is retiring on this final day as he does not want to learn the new process and technology.

This is the first time the film has ever been available in HD from the original 16mm master film.

See more printing, journalism, and typographic-related films at: www.printingfilms.com

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Changeling (2003) is a redesign of the 1970s square font China. It was part of the 90s/2000s trend of futuristic square fonts, though Changeling is relatively traditional compared to Mata (1993) or Lord Haw-Haw (1998).

Universal TV - Trance Energy 2004 (2004)

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The first image does use a thinner version of Remedy. I used the thick version for the sample so that it would be easier to compare to Jokerman.

Remedy (1991):

Jokerman (1995):

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Remedy (1991):

Jokerman (1995):

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Raphael (1885) with added swashes

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I can't read this at all.

Mayhem font by Lewis France

MXM vector pack for this font is available here.

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Sega CD BIOS Screen Sega CD 1992

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Binder-Style (1959)

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University Roman (1972) with some modifications

What you see above is the Japanese cover art for the upcoming Nintendo Switch release of Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Remastered Edition.

It’s so beautiful <3<3<3

Someone *please* tell me Square Enix is releasing this game in North America with the same cover art–or that Japanese copies will include English text.

Also, if you want to see the latest trailer for Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Remastered Edition, go to japanesenintendo.com.

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Keedy Sans (1991):

Triplex Italic (1990):

Matrix Script (1992):

Oakland 6 (1985) was renamed Lo-Res 9 Wide Bold Alternate in 2001. But the current version is actually slightly different from the original:

All of these fonts are from Emigre.

Hyper #36, Oct ‘96 - 'Crash Bandicoot’ cover. Support us on Patreon

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Hobo (1910)

The Dukes Of Hazzard - Boss Hogg Poseable Action Figure (1981)

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Mason Serif (1992)

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This place is full of Funhouse (1993).

But in the second image, the word "party" is in Variex (1988).

Build a bear 🧸 ~♥

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What's the font for the English text (if applicable?)

University Roman (1972)

Which is based on a handwritten alphabet from the 1930s called Stunt Roman:

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"PLAYBOY'S" I think is in a modified version of Robotik (1989), or a font very similar to Robotik.

The rest of the text is in Shelley Script (1972), which is based on calligraphy from the early 1700s by George Shelley.

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Hobo (1910)

by: barbiemagazinearchive on ig

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Glaser Stencil (1969)

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