You have amazed me many, many times Claude but this beats me ... Caslon, no way ... the Q ... what is happening ... ?

Il ne donne pas de nom dans le catalogue de Caslon.

http://cjoint.com/14av/DDbuXwk2HCj_what.png

But, Claude, that is the Baskerville Old Face. Condense it at 90% and then make small caps at about 85% and you are almost there, except for the irregularities of type those days. You came up with the correct answer in the first place, had the OP be clear about what he (she?) wanted.

Je suis d'accord ce n'est pas du Caslon.

effectivement cette type serait peut être la bonne, mais comme vous l'indiquez il n'y a pas le nom....

Cette police semble être très proche, mais pourquoi celle là et pas une autre de Baskerville ?

Because not all Baskervilles are created equal. Old Face I said.

Je ne parle pas le nom de la font mais celui qui la faite.

Which shows that Caslon made a Baskerville variation that in now known as the Old Face. Still your game You spotted the Q which I missed.

ok

Bonjour
UP sur le sujet

Merci !!!

Encore moi

Je n'arrive pas à voir la différence fondamentale entre les typos suivantes : (http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/urw/baskerville-old-face/)
Baskerville Old Face D
Baskerville Old Face SC D
Baskerville Old Face DC D
Baskerville Old Face Rounded

Merciiiiiiii

http://myfonts.us/td-6WAwZ6
If you can not see the differences you have a problem. For sure.

Hi,

Sorry but the differences are not very simple, but thanks for your answer.

Have you an idea on typologie ?

How come I see what you don't see?
I see a regular, a small caps, a raised small caps and a rounded.

Yes in deed, but if you write my texte the difference it's not very important.

The font in your sample is the smalll caps.

Thanks

Now I will find the number. An idea maybe

Personne n'a une idée sur la typo des chiffres

I am afraid the numbers are not one and the same font.