"CRYSTAL CITY" font?

Palatino Bold  Sugerido por dg_angustias 

Just curious, what's the difference between Book Antiqua and Palatino? Is one a ripoff?
They look identical to me...

Microsoft distributes a similar typeface to Palatino Linotype, Book Antiqua (originally by Monotype), which is considered by Zapf to be an imitation. Book Antiqua was designed as an alternative to licensing the fonts mandated by Adobe's PostScript standard. Both Book Antiqua and Arial (the alternative for Helvetica) share the original typefaces' character width, spacing and kerning properties. However, Book Antiqua resembles Palatino much more than Arial does Helvetica; indeed, the two are quite difficult to tell apart. Discernable differences include in the following characters:

S — wider for Book Antiqua;
K and R — the lower-right serifs are 'stubbier' for Book Antiqua (more apparent due to thinner strokes on the diagonal 'leg' for Palatino Linotype);
1 — the top serif is longer narrower for Book Antiqua (making the outward taper more obvious).

Italic forms for all letters are taller and narrower for Book Antiqua than for Palatino Linotype.

The two fonts are more distinguishable in their italic forms than in their Roman forms.

(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palatino)

I see.
I prefer Palatino!
Thank you.