7″ single with a rock ballad by Czech singer Věra Špinarová (1951–2017), recorded in 1978/79 and released in 1982 on Supraphon. The picture sleeve was designed by Gustav Šeďa, who apparently loved to use typefaces by Othmar Motter. In this case, he went with Motter Ombra, in purple capitals. The háček was included on the Letraset sheets as comma, but it had to be mirrored.

Photography by Pavel Jasanský. The bold compressed sans used for the titles is unidentified. The serial number is set in Zhurnalnaya Roublennaya.

Valérie Čižmárová (1952–2005) was a Czech singer and actress of Slovak origin. In 1973, Gustav Šeďa designed a template that was used for several of her single releases on Supraphon.

Šeďa combined photography by Vilém Sochůrek with one of Othmar Motter’s lesser known typefaces. The lowercase-only Motter Alustyle was released through Berthold Fototypes in 1972. The diacritics may have been made from a comma. Note that the shape used for the háček (caron) serves for the acute, too – just flipped. Alustyle’s diagonal notches were echoed in the frames as well.

The images show the sleeve for “Správnej Hoch” / “Mám Už Toho Dost” (1976). The same design was also used for “Jeho Laskominy” / “Střapatá Chryzantéma” (1975) and “Spousta Příběhů” / “Zrzek” (1974). The preprinted picture sleeve was overprinted with the titles and the serial number set in two weights from Zhurnalnaya Roublennaya, here with a monocular a.