Could someone identify this font please?
I thought it would be easy - one of the didones or Bodoni, but I can't seem to find it.
It's close to Playfair but I think Playfair is thicker? Not sure

Thanks!

Thanks!
That seems to be it

I just had a query about the font used in the relatively new Schweppes redesign, particularly their "1783" series.
Looking at their website, and downloading a PDF booklet from the same site, it seems a font called 'Monday' is embedded.
Does anyone know if this is a commercial font or has been designed specifically for the product?

I can't seem to find much mention of it.

https://schweppesmixers.co.uk/recipe-inspiration/

Not sure exactly. It may be hand-lettered? It looks similar to typefaces used in 1950's-era horror comics, like EC comics. Both Blambot fonts, and comicbookfonts.com have sections of horror-inspired fonts. Blambot has a similar FREE one called Stake Through The Heart. It's not exact, but browse through the others.

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Does anyone know the name of this African styled font? I believe I used to have it, but I lost my PC in a flood and can't remember the name of it...

It's not a font. The logo was designed in 2006 by designer Nancy Ogami.

http://kleinletters.com/Blog/logo-study-wonder-woman-part-5-final/

Similar to this -

There's a font called Music Sheets that has the TAB symbol, although it is a serif font - not exactly the same.
The font only costs $3.50

As someone has noted above, it is most probably not a font.
Having said that, there are fonts that are close, such as Asterism.

Your best bet for finding something similar is to try at Comicraft or Blambot fonts.
Comicraft are quite expensive. Blambot have some free ones on their page. Both make fonts used by professionals.

http://www.comicbookfonts.com/

The ones at the link below marked with an "F" are FREE.

http://www.blambot.com/fonts_dialogue.shtml

Does anyone know the name of this font? Is it modified?
I thought it might be Helvetica to begin with, but the 'G' is wrong. Maybe they replaced the g?

Thanks!

Numbers Claimcheck by Hoeffler is pretty close.

You'd have to buy the whole Numbers Family though, which is $129

http://www.typography.com/fonts/numbers/styles

I get the feeling that I really should know what this font is - I've seen it in the past etc, but I just can't remember.
It has the alternate characters with the extended features (the 'R' and the 'N') but I just can't place it...

Any help much appreciated

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It looks like the excellent Desire font by Charles Borges de Oliveira.
It has lots of alternate letters with swirls etc.

I thought it might be Franklin Gothic Standard Condensed to begin with, but in that font the sides of the 'U' are very slightly different widths.
Does anyone has a better idea?

Thanks Heron

I know this is one of those many industrial type fonts, but not sure exactly which one?
Thanks.

Thanks, good spotting