Looking at the history of this thread, drf (Fred) has been very busy on April 28, hiding all messages on how to find a webfont. Wondering, why would he stop educating people on how to find something ...

Yep. Some even keep the front door wide open.

You want the version with the file name you_db_2013.ttf which is the Central European version

The z has probably changed since the introduction of this font.

DesignBoard Sofia did the Cyrillic characters

@nearl
You are a bit late I'm afraid. It was used as a webfont in the coke name campaigns 2013/14 and could be traced by looking at the page source code of pages where that font was used. Search in the code for css and then open that css file. In that file search for @font-face and you will encounter the webfonts used. Follow the link and save the you ttf. Voilà

Near to what could do the trick would be the suggested Nimbus Bold vertically stretched to some 208% and/or the Times Bold (not TNR), vertically stretched to 167.5%. Based on the Z the Times would be my option.

After all, there is a font named hellsangels out there. Someone left the back door unlocked

Most of the charters, however, did not use it but made something themselves. Look at the header of this page: http://affa.hells-angels.com/charters/

The naming section of hellsangels.ttf shows that the copyright is with Morten Diesel Dahl, which explanes the Aring and Odash glyphs and the AE ligature. No copyright HellsAngels whatsoever. Also notice that there is no trademark information. In the advanced naming there is nothing about license info and nothing about redistribution.



How does hellsangels compare with Rebel Bones, Hessian and Bike? Here the A:



Notice how Rebel Bones smells Bike?

hellsangels is a clumsy drawn and traced thingie. Whoever wants to make something that gives a HellsAngels impression is better of with the Hessian.

@nshake
Only work of art can be protected with copyright. Drawings, paintings, text, music, movies etc. And it is not 'can be' but 'are'. Fully automatically. Again, do read the Convention of Bern papers. Mass products are not considered a work of art. In typography the letterform design has copyright protection, not the software which is a mass produced product.

Lots of people think that USA law governs the world. That is a mistake. A severe mistake. And, by the way, that USA law does not exist anymore since the USA, be it 80 years late, ratified the Convention of Bern.

You did not download the font but a zip containing the font. Unzip and then install: http://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-install-new-fonts-on-the-android-platform/