Hello everyone, Everything is said in the title, and I’m adding an image so you can get a clearer idea. I want to emphasize that I have searched in Microsoft Office and Paint as well as on the internet, but without any significant results. I also specify that this font is used on an architectural plan; if necessary, I will also provide a broader image of this plan. I thank in advance everyone who can provide me with this information. Best regards ;-) Configuration: Windows xp sp3 IE8 and Firefox 28.0 -- --> NO PROBLEMS, ONLY...SOLUTIONS <-- My responses are made according to the flexibility of a cow's tail between the bars of a chair on a foggy day ;-)

What is this font? : CCM

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CRLMR

Here is the font that most resembles classic Rotring handwriting:

" REDRING 1969 "

link: https://fonts2u.com/redring-1969.font

Best regards.

noctambule28 Posted messages 25275 Registration date Status Membre Last intervention 2 875

Excellent! This therefore confirms that it would have been written by hand.

STARGATE43 Posted messages 13754 Registration date Status Contributeur Last intervention 2 644

Hi you two ;-)

Thanks for your replies, but there’s a “catch”, the “9” doesn’t look anything like the one in the plan.

Now, it’s also possible that the architect used a “custom template” in writing for his plans, and that indeed, it’s “handmade”, hence the almost impossibility of finding exactly the same font online or on a PC.

In any case, these plans have been with the urban planning department for quite some time now, and they were accepted without any fuss.

Once again, a big thank you to everyone who took the time to look into this matter.

Best regards and @++ ;-)

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David

Hello,

The spacing seems quite whimsical and your two "7"s are not absolutely identical.

Unless it comes from the scan, some letters appear less clean than others.

Don't you think this was drawn manually with a Rotring and a lettering guide rather than digitally, like any respectable architectural plan used to be not so long ago?

STARGATE43 Posted messages 13754 Registration date Status Contributeur Last intervention 2 644

Hi David,

I would be very surprised if, with all the resources available to architects, they still waste their time drawing and writing their plans by hand. Just imagine the time and money it would cost for the people who would seek their services.

Thanks anyway for your reply.

Best regards ;-)

stf_frmu Posted messages 4043 Registration date Status Modérateur Last intervention 93

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stf_frmu Posted messages 4043 Registration date Status Modérateur Last intervention 93

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Skrillex1132 Posted messages 118 Status Membre 13

No, that's not it, I think.

STARGATE43 Posted messages 13754 Registration date Status Contributeur Last intervention 2 644

Hello stf_frmu,

Here’s what it looks like in "Calibri"

The characteristics of this font differ somewhat from the one I'm presenting.

Best regards and thank you ;-)

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Anonymous user

Hello. Maybe see this ---> http://www.google.fr/... Best regards.

Anonymous user

it oddly resembles this one --->https://www.cjoint.com/?DDeo4ukmwPW

STARGATE43 Posted messages 13754 Registration date Status Contributeur Last intervention 2 644

Hi gironsul,

The font you presented to me is also somewhat different from mine; the "a" and the "r" are not exactly the same.

Thank you for your reply ;-)

Anonymous user

I would lean towards a rather old font; I'm looking, but for now, I haven't found anything better than my previous answer. Best regards.

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BmV Posted messages 43536 Registration date Status Modérateur Last intervention 4 958

I would say one from the Korolev series

http://www.identifont.com/identify?44+%20+F+2JR+97+1R4+80+KBY+1L1+8W+9J+3S9+58C+26RA+76P+G38+PAF+30C+B6F+8J+1LA+56V+4Y+J+JPK+6ZQ+2BR+1U6+4A+4C+DG+2F+6X4+74+1KS+42+6X8+7W+53K+75+1A+1KI+1QY+7G+9Z

or similar

http://www.identifont.com/...

"I want to be cremated and I want 10% of my ashes to be given to my impresario." - Groucho Marx

STARGATE43 Posted messages 13754 Registration date Status Contributeur Last intervention 2 644

Hi BmV,

I noticed quite a big difference, the uppercase "P"s are not at all the same, mine would have a smaller "body" than the one you presented to me, I’m sending you a picture:

Thanks ;-)

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Skrillex1132 Posted messages 118 Status Membre 13

Is it a truck of the type?
http://www.policedecriture.com/fonts/3591/accidental_presidency.html

STARGATE43 Posted messages 13754 Registration date Status Contributeur Last intervention 2 644

Hi Skrillex1132,

The font you suggested is very similar to the one I presented; I think I'm going to go with that one and do a test on the plans to compare.

Thanks and best regards ;-)

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STARGATE43 Posted messages 13754 Registration date Status Contributeur Last intervention 2 644

Hello everyone, and thank you for responding so quickly ;-)

I've noticed a few little quirks in this font:

1) The upper part of the "r" is more rounded and ultimately points downward.

2) The legs of the lowercase "m" are quite close together.

3) The tip of the second leg of the uppercase "M" does not go all the way down but is located more towards the 2/3 mark.

4) The vertical bars of the uppercase "S" are quite straight while the tips of its curves end, one pointing upward and the other downward.

Here are images of these 4 points that might better guide you in your research.

In any case, once again, thank you very much ;-)

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BmV Posted messages 43536 Registration date Status Modérateur Last intervention 4 958

Cool!

All of that, and especially other writing samples that you have solely at your disposal, can be very useful for trying an interactive search on http://www.identifont.com/index.html

STARGATE43 Posted messages 13754 Registration date Status Contributeur Last intervention 2 644

The big issue BmV is that I absolutely need to finalize these plans; they must be submitted to the urban planning department on Monday. So, alongside my responses here, I am busy with the plans, which is why I asked for help here. I simply lack the time to do everything at once: search for this font and finalize the plans.

You might say that there's still the whole weekend, but I'm doing this now to "have peace" precisely over the weekend ;-)

Thank you for your link, but the site is in English and unfortunately, I only have the very basics of the language ;-)

But thanks " like " even ;-)

BmV Posted messages 43536 Registration date Status Modérateur Last intervention 4 958

Well, to understand, it's not really necessary, it's mainly visual... http://www.identifont.com/identify.html

STARGATE43 Posted messages 13754 Registration date Status Contributeur Last intervention 2 644

Ok BmV,

I just spent some time on the website in question, and with the letters I have on the plans, I didn’t find anything similar, but I’m going to let it go, not enough time.

In urban planning, they will see that there have been some modifications and they will be fine with it, we can’t do anything if the architects use uncommon fonts.

A big thank you for wanting to help me, and I owe you one ;-)

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STARGATE43 Posted messages 13754 Registration date Status Contributeur Last intervention 2 644

Well, here it is, having not found that damn font, I'm giving up and I'm going to close the subject even though it is not really resolved anyway.

I greatly thank all the participants who tried to help me with this.

Best regards, have a good weekend and good luck to everyone.

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Anonymous user

Hi Stargate,

What does it look like compared to this one!

KG Primary Penmanship on Dafont.com

Anonymous user

Hi MJ*,
It does look a bit like that, yes! Good idea!

Anonymous user

Hi Paradise :)

Well, I think the capital C is different, and the space between the letters might be a bit too wide...

In any case, I will keep researching :)

BmV Posted messages 43536 Registration date Status Modérateur Last intervention 4 958

"But the capital C is different": yes, and the capital M and the capital S and the 9 and the h ...

BZH

"Well, the capital C is different": yes, and the capital M and the capital S and the 9 and the h ...

...And for everything else, it looks a lot like it at night in a tunnel on a cloudy day ;o)

https://www.cjoint.com/14av/DDflkH4lERy_comparaison.png

Anonymous user

Look at the jealous ones! All because they didn't find it :D

It's true that side by side, it looks more like it.

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noctambule28 Posted messages 25275 Registration date Status Membre Last intervention 2 875

Hello,

You can try here: https://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/
But you need to cut out the letters to have a white background in my opinion.

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STARGATE43 Posted messages 13754 Registration date Status Contributeur Last intervention 2 644

Hi Franck,

Thanks for the link, but I've given up on finding that font. As I mentioned earlier, the urban planning department will be fine with the changes as I've made them on the plans. I can't help it if the architects are using outdated or unavailable fonts, or even personal ones.

Thanks for your input ;-)

Best regards and see you soon ;-)

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