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Hello !

I'm interested in typography, and I wonder what is the font used for the Get Ready album, especially for the name of New Order (written in a "hand-manner" style). And what about the font for the title "GET READY" ? It looks like "Microsoft Sans Serif" font, but I'm not sure.

I haven't found these fonts on the Peter Saville's website.

Thanks for your help !

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Captain Nemo wrote: Hello !

I'm interested in typography, and I wonder what is the font used for the Get Ready album, especially for the name of New Order (written in a "hand-manner" style). And what about the font for the title "GET READY" ? It looks like "Microsoft Sans Serif" font, but I'm not sure.

I haven't found these fonts on the Peter Saville's website.

Thanks for your help !

I can confirm that the font used is Wingdings.

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recycle wrote:

Captain Nemo wrote: Hello !

I'm interested in typography, and I wonder what is the font used for the Get Ready album, especially for the name of New Order (written in a "hand-manner" style). And what about the font for the title "GET READY" ? It looks like "Microsoft Sans Serif" font, but I'm not sure.

I haven't found these fonts on the Peter Saville's website.

Thanks for your help !

I can confirm that the font used is Wingdings.

That bollocks. Ignore the fool. My guess Captain is that you're right.

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Thanks for your answer, Noorder. But what about the "handwritten style" font used for the name of the band, appearing along the border of the CD : any idea ?

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