Do you what font this is?? :-)

[switters]

Do you know what logo this is??

Specifically for the large 'AMG' and "American Manufacturing group" that follows.../

Thanks a lot, need to do this for a client.

 

[Blue Velvet]

Franklin Gothic Heavy for the large letters. Medium or Book for the smaller, probably Medium.

 

[switters]

Franklin Gothic Heavy for the large letters. Medium or Book for the smaller, probably Medium.

The large AMG font is not Franklin othic heavy. Check this out:

I really appreciate the effort. Any other suggestions would be much appreciated.

THE BOTTOM AMG IS FRANKLIN GOTHIC

(The top not sure)

 

[Blue Velvet]

The large AMG font is not Franklin Gothic heavy.

You're right. I just said the first thing that came in to my head although the Linotype or ITC cut looks closer than what you have there which may be the Bitstream one. But I'm clutching at straws.

 

[Injektilo]

Font

Do you know what logo this is??

Specifically for the large 'AMG' and "American Manufacturing group" that follows.../

Thanks a lot, need to do this for a client.

The 'American Manufacturing Group' and address text looks very much like it's set in Helvetica Neue 55, closely letterspaced, but the AMG isn't a Helvetica variant, so perhaps it's not. It's probably a cheaper Helvetica knock off - have you looked at something like Triumvirate, Helios, Megaron or Newton?

The alternative is that the body font is indeed Helvetica, and the AMG was initially set in Helvetica 95 (which it is very similar to) but redrawn slightly in Illustrator..

 

[mac.FINN]

Load the image to http://www.whatthefont.com

 

[ercw]

Do you know what logo this is??

Specifically for the large 'AMG' and "American Manufacturing group" that follows.../

Thanks a lot, need to do this for a client.

mmmm futura bold maybe

 

[Mitthrawnuruodo]

mmmm futura bold maybe

Nah... all three letters are wrong:

 

[frankblundt]

The AMG looks like a Helvetica to me - I'd go for Helvetica Neue Black 95. It's a pretty good fit. You need to compress the M and lower its arches, raise the cross bar on the A and extend the crossbar of the G inwards.

The name looks like Helvetica also, but rounded (hard to tell if that's just the blurry image of it tho).

It's be an appalling lazy piece of logo work (if hardly unheard of) if the original designer just typed the letters in using a stock font and didn't do anything to it.

 

[gman71882]

Its just a modified version of Helvetica BOLD Condensed
or the Helvetica neue Black 95 they said above.

 

[OutThere]

Whatthefont.com suggests Heldustry T Bold...though it looks more like an extra bold or faux bold.

As far as letter shape goes, it's pretty spot on, as far as thickness goes, it's a little thin.

http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/urw/heldustry/bold/