Traditional ampersands:
Their ampersands:
What font are these firms using? Anyone know?
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Re: Cravath, Debevoise, White & Case AMPERSAND font
I could be wrong, but I don't think that firm logos are done in Microsoft Word.
Plus, the three ampersands are slightly different (especially the White & Case one). I don't think it's from a stock font.
Plus, the three ampersands are slightly different (especially the White & Case one). I don't think it's from a stock font.
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Re: Ridiculous Question Asked Here. Warning: You Can't Answer
They're not all the same typeface (at least I don't think so), but I can't place it/them. If you just want the ampersand, I've never seen it in a commercially available typeset, so my guess is that it belongs to a design firm (my guess is one of the big NYC ad houses, given the common thread between the firms).
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Re: Ridiculous Question Asked Here. Warning: You Can't Answer
Oh, and to whomever changed the thread title, all you need is a postscript PDF and you can strip it out and answer the question.
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Re: Ridiculous Question Asked Here. Warning: You Can't Answer
The ampersand is Engravers Gothic.
http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/paratype/engravers-gothic/
I assume you're asking for a reason other than so you can fake your own Cravath letterhead.
http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/paratype/engravers-gothic/
I assume you're asking for a reason other than so you can fake your own Cravath letterhead.
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