[pabloEskimo]

hi,

what's the name of the font used in this old Apple logo?

http://users.pandora.be/blackbox/old_apple_font.jpg



i'd like to use it on the flyer for my next party...

[Vanquish]

mmm, and what is that machine ?

[euphras]

hmm looks like a modified "Bauhaus", but with edges instead of round upper parts.....

Pat

[pabloEskimo]

Originally posted by Vanquish:
mmm, and what is that machine ?

it's a rare 1970s Apple dealer lit sign... you can buy it for USD 2,500 at

http://www.redlightrunner.com/19sapstordis.html

[cpt kangarooski]

I dunno if it really has a name as such. It's pretty unusual to see any examples of it outside of the Apple logotype.

There is a version which I believe someone made to emulate it called 'Cupertino.' I've seen copies floating around on the web from time to time.

[ceder]

Emulated or not, this is what Cupertino looks like:

[pabloEskimo]

Originally posted by ceder:
Emulated or not, this is what Cupertino looks like:

cool! that's the font! is it shareware or freeware?

[forkies]

The P in "Cupertino" is different from the Ps in "apple."

[Mediaman_12]

Unfortunately, even after some Photoshop modification the usually very goodWhat the font doesn't have a clue.

[IEEE1394]

Try Identifont. It's quite good.

[awaspaas]

The sign in front of my friend's apartment building that says "Mid-Continent Management" has the old Apple font. I didn't look close enough to see if it's real or the emulated Cupertino, though.

Hey, look what I found... http://www.midcontinentmgmt.com/

Sure enough, its the real Apple-font-like p.