Pratchett Font Identify

[Zev]

Hey guys

I was just wondering if someone could point me in the direction of the font used for "Pratchett" on the covers of Terry Pratchett's books. I used to have it on an old PC, and I want to say it was called something like Roman Frankenstein or Casanova Frankenstein (I know it wasn't that)... could anyone give me a quick heads up? I need it tonight... >_<

Thanks,
Zev

 

[Kevin]

It's Caslon Antique.
The word Pratchett has been scaled to 40% width and manually arranged to squeeze it all together.

I have the font and can rustle up some artwork if you need it.

Email me if I can help.

 

[SiR-ROUND]

Darn, you beat me to it Kevin.

I've been Googling my A$% off all morning.

Is it a word perfect font?

Anyway, i was nowhere near yet.

:unsure

 

[Kevin]

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Darn, you beat me to it Kevin.
Is it a word perfect font?
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Yep, it's definately the one. It just needs a little drop shadow to look identical.
The title is also Caslon, but not the antique variation.

 

[Zev]

Ah, thanks very much guys, found it for free on a site.

 

[gnrlotto]

Casanova Frankenstein is the villain from Mystery Men.

 

[Kevin]

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Ah, thanks very much guys, found it for free on a site.
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So, you gonna tell us what you did with it?

 

[SiR-ROUND]

Replaced Terry with "Nurse" and strike P...

 

[Zev]

Oh, it wasn't prop related. I needed it for another project. I just knew you lot would be fantastic for font ID-ing.

Thanks again.