Frank Goes Back to the Futura
Frank saw the latest James Bond movie and—naturally—all he could think of was the typeface used on the promotional materials. Futura Black came out in 1929 and had a stencil look to it. It was part of the Futura geometric sans serif family, the hottest typeface of its day.
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By Gordon Pritchard on Nov 12, 2021
P22 Johnston Underground Regular came out in 1916. Perhaps Futura was a copy/variation of that font?
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