Lamplough & Son, Ltd. Aeroplanes ad Contributed by Stephen Coles on Feb 27th, 2017. Artwork published in July 1909. Source: www.aviationancestry.co.uk Image via Aviation Ancestry. License: All Rights Reserved. An advertisement shown in Flight, July 10, 1909. The typefaces appear to be Caslon’s Doric Italic No. 1 (later available as Old Gothic Bold Italic) and Gothic No. 2. The smaller sans serifs are not as clear, but could be Grotesque No. 8 and Miller & Richard Sans-Serif No. 4 or No. 5. Typefaces More about Fette Kursiv-GroteskMore about Gothic No. 2More about Grotesque No. 6 & 8More about Sans-Serifs & Grotesques (Miller & Richard)More about unidentified typeface Formats Advertising(2235) Topics Industrial Design(634) Designers/Agencies unknown(4533) Tagged withairplanes(73)industrial(62)center-aligned text(2081)borders and rules(1205)uncertain typeface ID(212)ampersand (&)(426) Artwork location United Kingdom(3476) London(1914) In SetsComer Vet (Daniel Easley)(14)Want to use (Tyler McCoy)(52)1900s (Arin Ringwald)(43) 1 Comment on “Lamplough & Son, Ltd. Aeroplanes ad” Blythwood says: Mar 12th, 2017 7:51 pm Wow, I’ve never seen anything like that swastika ampersand before. There is another loose digitisation of OGBI you don’t have a link to, incidentally, Pablo Impallari’s open-source Racing Sans One. Post a comment Name Email – will not be published Website Your response Submit Comment More Fette Kursiv-Grotesk in use The Partisan catalog: “Political comment + social satire”1959Desmond JefferyContributed by Stephen Coles Depero Futurista, Dinamo-Azari1927Fortunato DeperoContributed by Florian Hardwig Blog “Prym’s neuester Schlager!” ad1914Photo(s) by altpapiersammler on Flickr. Sponsor More in Industrial Design Jean Gillon retrospectivec. 2021IndexContributed by ana santiago Biodesign: From Inspiration to Integration 2018Angela TorchioContributed by Angela Torchio Problems book and exhibitionc. 2020Figur StudioContributed by Dennis Moya Razafimandimby Design for all? Diversity as the norm exhibitionc. 2024SkalaContributed by Anna-Sophia Pohlmann (kimera) More in Advertising Deutsche Bundesbahn ads (1974/1975)1974unknownContributed by Florian Hardwig Staff Pick Jaudic. 2025AnagramContributed by TypeMates Moda Health2018Moda HealthAubree SwalkoJessica GliddenContributed by Darden Studio Whatever 5th Season Posters2013Carlo ApostoliContributed by Zolani Stewart More Fonts In Use Letterpress App2012AtebitsContributed by Stephen Coles Staff Pick Métro! Le grand Paris en mouvement exhibition catalog2023Line Martin-CéloContributed by BVH Type Staff Pick Tapio Wirkkala at Grassi Museum2016Happy Little AccidentsContributed by Production Type Staff Pick Mystique Astrology1969MattelContributed by Elizabeth Goodspeed Staff Pick
1 Comment on “Lamplough & Son, Ltd. Aeroplanes ad”
Wow, I’ve never seen anything like that swastika ampersand before.
There is another loose digitisation of OGBI you don’t have a link to, incidentally, Pablo Impallari’s open-source Racing Sans One.