914-SOLID

Family Name: 914-SOLID
Subfamily: Regular
Unique ID: E.V.NoratII: 914-SOLID: 2009
Full Name: 914-SOLID
Version: Version 1.000 2009 initial release
PostScript Name: 914-SOLID
Trademark: 914-SOLID is a trademark of E. V. Norat II.
Manufacturer: E. V. Norat II
Designer: E. V. Norat II
Description: FONT NAME: 914-SOLID

Copyright (c) 2009 by E. V. Norat II. All rights reserved. Permission to use this font is only granted for non-commerical; non-profit; private and/or personal purposes. Commercial use of this font is prohibited.

This font is a rounded corner box shape, Sans Serif, Gothic, extended / expanded and Euro style type of font. It is similiar, but not an exact duplicate, of the characters that were once used, in reference to the now discontinued 914 automovtive/sports vehicle that was manufactured between 1969-1975. This font was used on various emblems, signage, placquards, brouchures, literature, promotional items, racing applications and/or other applications.

Unfortunately, the original font was only made in a dozen or so upper case letters and numbers. Therefore, all of these characters are an interpretation/interpolation, such as a "best guess" or "what it should be" scenario. This font conversion/interpretation has been "cleaned up" and now has a font ratio of 1:5:11 ( Line width : height : width ).
License Description: FONT NAME: 914-SOLID

Copyright (c) 2009 by E. V. Norat II. All rights reserved. Permission to use this font is only granted for non-commerical; non-profit; private and/or personal purposes. Commercial use of this font is prohibited.

This font is a rounded corner box shape, Sans Serif, Gothic, extended / expanded and Euro style type of font. It is similiar, but not an exact duplicate, of the characters that were once used, in reference to the now discontinued 914 automovtive/sports vehicle that was manufactured between 1969-1975. This font was used on various emblems, signage, placquards, brouchures, literature, promotional items, racing applications and/or other applications.

Unfortunately, the original font was only made in a dozen or so upper case letters and numbers. Therefore, all of these characters are an interpretation/interpolation, such as a "best guess" or "what it should be" scenario. This font conversion/interpretation has been "cleaned up" and now has a font ratio of 1:5:11 ( Line width : height : width ).
Weight Class: 400 (Regular)
Width Class: 7 (Expanded)
Type: TrueType