Look familiar?

[Lister2RedDwarf]

 Seen in my local Toby Cavery!

I wonder if the designer is a Red Dwarf fan? 

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[Jonathan Capps]

Nope, not ringing any bells.

[Warbodog]

[loadoftottnumb]

Now the GNP lawyers are done with the rights dispute, they need to get on this asap. RUIN these smeggers 

[Frank Smeghammer]

I always thought that for some reason the font on petrol station bins looks vaguely like it is JMC issue and never been able to pinpoint why

[Dave]

I always thought that for some reason the font on petrol station bins looks vaguely like it is JMC issue and never been able to pinpoint why

[Frank Smeghammer]

Yeah probably. That’s the leading theory

[Quinn: Clochebusters World Champion]

That’s not even “oooh it looks a bit like” … it’s the same bloody oval isn’t it 

[International Debris]

I always thought that for some reason the font on petrol station bins looks vaguely like it is JMC issue and never been able to pinpoint why

It’s one of the Eurostyle Wide / Microgramma / Green Mountain style fonts. My favourite band always use Eurostyle Wide so, coupled with Dwarf, I have an especially keen eye for them.

[Ridley]

*bow*

Shaamheata

[Frank Smeghammer]

It’s one of the Eurostyle Wide / Microgramma / Green Mountain style fonts. My favourite band always use Eurostyle Wide so, coupled with Dwarf, I have an especially keen eye for them.

Thanks for making me feel less mental. It’s bothered me for years. I always knew it wasn’t an exact match but something about it seemed Dwarfy.

I love this site sometimes. I had a feeling someone here could shed some light

[Ian Symes]

The hotel where the last four Dimension Jumps have been held uses Microgramma on its salt and pepper sachets. So on brand.

[Dave]

Microgramma should also be used for all future printings of George’s Marvellous Medicine.

(Spoilers)

[Rudolph]

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