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What's this font?
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Looks like an excerpt from a cover of a French Montana recording called Unforgettable Featuring Swae Lee.
This is possibly original lettering from scratch.
It is also possible that it was derived from Banco, sloped left seven degrees, and width compressed to 60%.
The result would have had to be extensively edited to match these letters.
I don't know the date of the original release of the cover with this lettering, and I have no information as to whether there were any more letters in the form of a filmtype era font.
Edited on Aug 25, 2017 at 12:55 by frd
This is possibly original lettering from scratch.
It is also possible that it was derived from Banco, sloped left seven degrees, and width compressed to 60%.
The result would have had to be extensively edited to match these letters.
I don't know the date of the original release of the cover with this lettering, and I have no information as to whether there were any more letters in the form of a filmtype era font.
Suggested font: Banco
Edited on Aug 25, 2017 at 12:55 by frd
donshottype said 
Looks like an excerpt from a cover of a French Montana recording called Unforgettable Featuring Swae Lee.
This is possibly original lettering from scratch.
It is also possible that it was derived from Banco, sloped left seven degrees, and width compressed to 60%.
The result would have had to be extensively edited to match these letters.
I don't know the date of the original release of the cover with this lettering, and I have no information as to whether there were any more letters in the form of a filmtype era font.
This is possibly original lettering from scratch.
It is also possible that it was derived from Banco, sloped left seven degrees, and width compressed to 60%.
The result would have had to be extensively edited to match these letters.
I don't know the date of the original release of the cover with this lettering, and I have no information as to whether there were any more letters in the form of a filmtype era font.
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