For all you font fanatics out there, does anyone know what this type is? Or have a suggestion of something that's similar? Thanks!
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I cut a chunk out of the image and ran it through What The Font. The results it gave me where:
Engschrift DIN-D
Interstate Regular Condensed
Tivoli Regular
I don't think any of these are IT, but all of them are pretty similar to what you're looking for.
What the font - that's such a cool website. Thanks for your help Johnny!
Another image of that font:
1 or see it in use in these .PDFs: 1, 2
I found it!
It is Gravur Condensed Light. Found via a handy Flickr group
it might also be Miso
Miso is free
That is Gravur Condensed alright. MISO is even more condensed, most obvious if you look at "J" or "M".
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