Showing posts with label serif. Show all posts
Showing posts with label serif. Show all posts

Friday, January 27, 2012

Postler & Jaeckle

Odd thick sans serif with super thin serif ampersand. On a van in Walmart parking lot.

Thursday, February 03, 2011

Grandma Howerter's Spelling Book

My mother passed along a book that was my maternal great-grandmother’s . 
A great ampersand from the back cover.

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Green Ampersand

I assume Union Square Farmer's Market. Sexy Veggies and a nice slab serif. Thanks RAvenBoy!

Monday, August 30, 2010

Bread & Pastry

Hand tooled serif style on a NYC awning.

Flowers & Antiques

Carved and gilded, another NYC find.

Monday, February 22, 2010

Floral!

From Arron in NYC. A lovely floral twist!

Thursday, December 31, 2009

Ampersand at the Movies

Food and ampersands, a perfect combination! And we really do adore Julia Child on so many levels.
The ampersand is Bernhard Mod BEF-Reg from Elsner+Flake Bernhard Modern EF

Monday, November 23, 2009

Kessie & Co.

This salon across from The Franklin Hotel on 87th St between Lex and 3rd in NYC had at least 3 different ampersands.This was the awning and seemed to be the main logo.

Done in a fun and dated sans serif ITC Bauhaus.


A crude addition to the front window. Stickers advertising a stylist.

In today's fonts it is probably best represented by Abadi Condensed Extra Bold.


A final lovely ampersand was painted on the window. Still working on the font.

Hook & Ladder

Found at a Hook & Ladder in New York City on E. 87Th St near Lexington Ave.

What a cool ampersand with a ball terminal. Unfortunately I cannot identify it at all.


Long shot of the fire house.

Metropolitan Museum of Art

A poster on 5th Ave. in New York City in front of the Metropolitan Museum of Art advertising their Concerts & Lectures.

The font is closest to a Garamond-Italic or Pavane-Italic but seems to have been manipulated. Maybe even Galliard.