Font used in Bref.

Hello, the font is "Courier New" or "Courier" which is different but doesn't show.
After that, it's up to you to choose.
Have a nice day.

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It's nice, retirement! Especially in the Caribbean... :-)
☻ Raymond ♂

Ratus, can you see well?
With so many speakers, there are so many different answers!
And in this little game, I can assure you that the font Gungsuh being almost identical to ITC Lubalin Graph Book, it's hard to say which one is the right one!
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Retirement is great! Especially in the Caribbean... :-)
☻ Raymond ♂

Anyway. I found a great site to download this font: http://best-font.com/font/ITCLubalinGraphLTBook8824.html

You need to check with the point that is square in the series and round in certain fonts.

http://www.breflaserie.com/blog/bref-on-arrete-bref/
On the above site, the font used is named "LubalinGraphITCbyBTBook" (This is stated in the page's source code).

This font, since it is on an official site, must be the one used for the logo.

"ITC Lubalin Graph Book" (mentioned earlier) comes in different versions. Depending on the version, the lowercase "r" either has or does not have a small tail that descends. However, on the logo, the "r" has this small stroke.

Here is the download link for the desired font: http://chomikuj.pl/CAOBS/Czci*c4*85ki+Font/L/LubalinGraphITCbyBT-Book,1082400253.otf

The font format is OpenType. To use it in some software, it is necessary, before installing it, to convert it to TrueType using this site: http://www.freefontconverter.com/

Good evening,

The font is indeed LubalinGraphITC etc...
It is unavailable for free, and it costs $29 on most sites; if someone finds it for download, I would be interested.

Thank you!