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Does this font have a name?
Quote This image is taken from a still from the movie "Split". I've been looking for a font very, very similar to this one, and I was hoping that this font could be identified. Any suggestions?
DampfPlatz Suggested by JarJarAbrams
Fette Gotisch Suggested by donshottype
Wedding Suggested by donshottype
Identified font
DampfPlatz Suggested by JarJarAbrams
Suggested fonts
Fette Gotisch Suggested by donshottype
Wedding Suggested by donshottype
Similar features in Morris Fuller Benton's Wedding Text of 1901. Various digital versions including HiH's Wedding. See also Engravers Old English and Old English.
Edited 2 times. Last edit on Apr 30, 2017 at 13:03 by donshottype
Suggested font: Wedding
Edited 2 times. Last edit on Apr 30, 2017 at 13:03 by donshottype
Fette Gotisch is the inspiration for almost all of the letters, i.e. _T_, _u_, _l_, _n_, _e_, lhs of _U_, _i_, _r_, _s_, and _t_. For rhs of _U_ see rhs of _P_.
Edited on Apr 25, 2017 at 14:48 by donshottype
Suggested font: Fette Gotisch
Edited on Apr 25, 2017 at 14:48 by donshottype
donshottype said
Fette Gotisch is the inspiration for almost all of the letters, i.e. _T_, _u_, _l_, _n_, _e_, lhs of _U_, _i_, _r_, _s_, and _t_. For rhs of _U_ see rhs of _P_.
Fette Gotisch
Fette Gotisch
I found it, it's called "Dampfplatz."
Identified font: DampfPlatz
Dampfplatz is indeed the matching variation of Fette Gotish 
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