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Space: 1999 titles

Contributed by Stephen Coles on Nov 29th, 2015. Artwork published in .
Series One.
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Series One.

Space: 1999 is a British science-fiction television series that ran for two series (seasons) and originally aired from 1975 to 1977.

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Space: 1999 titles 4
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Space: 1999 titles 5
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Space: 1999 titles 6
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Some dominating Futura Black hits you quickly over the head during the opening teaser sequence.
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Some dominating Futura Black hits you quickly over the head during the opening teaser sequence.

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Space: 1999 titles 9
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Granby in use for the closing credits.
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Granby in use for the closing credits.

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Space: 1999 titles 12
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Series Two.
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Series Two.

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  • Neil Bold
  • Futura
  • Futura Black
  • Granby

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1 Comment on “Space: 1999 titles”

  1. How do you come up with Neil Bold for this TV series?

  2. Phil Williamson says:
    Apr 7th, 2023 10:57 pm

    The main title logo isn’t actually Neil Bold. It might be based on it, but it’s hand-drawn and significantly modified. You won’t get an accurate representation of the logo by using Neil Bold as-is.

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