Help me I.D. this font please.

[Tread42]

Can you please help me i.d. this font and size? Any of the fonts on the navbar: About Us, Catalog, Contact Us, Specials"

Thanks in advance, fonts are definately not my strong-suit.

Ooops, almost forgot, the site is at:

http://www.bruckens.com

Regards,
Tread42

 

[dkdude]

Hi Tread42,

There must be thousands of fonts out there. However, to me the font looks like one of these on my PC:

Bookman Old Style

or

Book Antiqua

By the way - the link you posted used a JS function called changeIt() that doesn't apear to be in the page...

Good Luck


Jakob

 

[wray]

The "RUCKEN" of BRUCKENS looks like 36pt Palatino Roman on my creaky old monitor. "About Us" is close to 14pt same, slightly different. Could be different anti-aliasing? BTW, IANAGD (I am not a graphic designer).

 

[Kjonnnn]

In my computer it looks kinda like a Century Font.

 

[sfvb]

Looking at the choices given you so far:

It's not Bookman Old Style - The C, t and S give it away.
It's not Century - for the same reason (the C, t and S).

I don't have Palatino Roman, but I do have Palatino Linotype.

Both Book Antiqua and Palatino Linotype are extremely similiar. It looks like the spacing of Palatino Linotype is more of a match, and the leading angle of the letter "A" is a an identical match to the Palatino Linotype. Book Antiqua has a slightly lazier lead in angle for "A". Like I said I don't have Palatino Roman on my system, but since it's in the same family, I'd say Wray has the font pegged.

I'm little confused by this:

http://www.bruckens.com/_borders/bottom.htm.LCK

Is this your site, and you just forgot the font you used?

Steve

 

[zavsays]

You could use a free software like this

http://allmacintosh.xs4all.nl/preview/204308.html

(if you're on a mac) to help identify it. Should be a similar program for PCs.