Please can anyone help me. I have been searching for hours using all sorts of font finder applications and cannot figure out what this font is! Could anyone please help?
PS Additional logo example
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Without doing any research, they look like a kind-of-squished Gill Sans Bold.– BrendanCommented Mar 31, 2014 at 21:33
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@Brendan You are right! It could be Gill Sans Bold. I'd post that as an answer.– YiselaCommented Mar 31, 2014 at 21:34
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It's definitely out of the Gill Sans family. It's closest to the Bold weight that I have locally. My guess is that there's some kind of manual alteration - it looks like it's horizontally squished a bit, and it could possibly be faux-bolded as well. However, there might be some bolder weight or condensed variant that I'm unaware of.
Here's the glyphs I'm looking at:
It's definitely the same G and the same M.
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Yeah the
GMis Gill Sans with a stroke applied (hence the flat-bottomed centre of theM), then squashed a little horizontally. The rest is various flavours of Gill Sans stretched or squashed. TheRis another distinctive one Commented Apr 1, 2014 at 12:23
Here's the full logo. The three words seem to be in the same font (regular and bold). The "GM" part is close to Gill Sans Bold but the letters are a little rounder ("C").
Closest match I could find after a lengthy search for "sans-serif bold" is Granby Elephant Pro. The G is quite particular in this one, I thought it would be easier to locate. Your sample is not Granby, but it has a similar G:
