Slab Serif Identification wanted
Looking for help identifying this font. We’re excited have several sizes of this family of typefaces but having trouble identifying it.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Adstyle Black, from Barnhart Brothers & Spindler, designed by Sidney C. Gaunt, according to Mac McGrew. The BB&S specimen book No. 9, ca. 1907, shows a number of sizes of a slightly more condensed version. It seems to be a bit funkier version of Foster, Inland’s 1905 typeface.
Wow! Yes, that makes total sense. We have a condensed version that is more complete. We’re just getting to sorting and proofing it all. Thanks for your response!