probably the cheapest made Commercial Script and then stroke to slightly heavy up.
It's very small -- but it might be Gotham in book weight.
You can test drive it here:
https://try.typography.com/?font=100008 Settle for similar? The N reminds me of one of those hippy dippy fonts from the 1960s.
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I think Nathan has a point there - so if you are looking for something with the same feel...
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I think this may be Neo Sans in Bold Italic - stretched out a bit... and if not, it could be a substitute.
Edited on Aug 21, 2017 at 00:30 by marty666
I doubt this is a font - the weights of the letters are all over the place and the two Us do not match up in anyway.
I have a feeling this is handwriting - the Os and Ns are not matching up... If you are looking for something similar - take a look at this one.
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The font is Busorama, and the A may have been an alternate A in the old typositor font. Or someone has renewed Busorama with some new letters.
It's basic. There is a font family and it comes in several weights.
In the case of Gotham Rounded - you can buy it in:
Light, Light Italic, Book, Book Italic, Medium, Medium Italic, Bold and Bold Italic.
The term Weight refers to which one yours is in. Your sample is set in Gotham Round Book - therefore, book weight.
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