Guide-map through Berlin 1936 Contributed by Indra Kupferschmid on Apr 10th, 2012. Artwork published in 1935. Source: www.flickr.com License: All Rights Reserved. On the occasion of the Olympic Games, issued by the tourist board of Berlin. Typefaces More about FuturaGet Futura Formats Booklets/Pamphlets (2359) Topics Event (3143) Travel (787) Sports (763) Tagged withOlympic Games (30)1930s (183)city guides (57)all caps Futura Bold (23)compact diacritics (121)Berlin (81)orange (440)all caps (7405)Nazi Germany (51)Nazism (19)one typeface family (1652) Artwork location Germany (3790) Berlin (1123) In SetsInvites (Alton Phillips) (11)_st (GareyAdey) (75)safaritypo (Julie Fujara) (24)GER, AUT, SUI (1900-1989) (Rodrigo) (82) 4 Comments on “Guide-map through Berlin 1936” Stephen Coles says: Apr 10th, 2012 6:50 pm It’s hard to believe this was published in 1936. Looks so new. Must have been quite special at the time. Indra Kupferschmid says: Apr 12th, 2012 8:07 am You need to check out more German stuff from the 1920/30s :) Stephen Coles says: Apr 17th, 2014 11:38 pm I was under the impression that Futura didn’t have a square-barred ‘1’. It was how I was always distinguishing Spartan from the original. But perhaps this style of ‘1’ was offered in Germany too? It also appears in this 1936 Swiss ad. Florian Hardwig says: Nov 17th, 2023 3:37 pm The 1 was always square-barred in the bolder weights of Futura, starting with the dreiviertelfett, see also this comment. Post a comment Name Email – will not be published Website Your response Submit Comment More Futura in use Kraftwerk – Trans-Europe Express album art1977Ink Studios DüsseldorfContributed by iemg Milton Wright – Friends and Buddies album art1975Drago FernandezContributed by CJ Dunn Halloween Treats by Tom Arma1999unknownContributed by Fonts In Use Staff Sponsor More in Event Mannequin by Jonathan Maus2021Hannes BrischkeContributed by Viktor Zumegen Make Good Neighbourhood2018U-PContributed by Swiss Typefaces Disconnection exhibition poster2020Panagiotis TsironisContributed by Panagiotis Tsironis Way Out West Festival 20252025Leon&ChrisContributed by Gareth Hague Staff Pick More in Booklets/Pamphlets Wereldreizigers2019Jelle KoperContributed by Jelle Koper Temps suspendu festival #2c. 2016Building ParisContributed by Emilie Rigaud Staff Pick Cracking Art: Arte Rigenerante2018Paolo RinaldiContributed by CAST Clochards Célestes Theater season booklet 2022–20232022Studio TumulteContributed by Studio Tumulte More Fonts In Use Prado—Retiro2018Aníbal HernándezContributed by Aníbal Hernández Staff Pick Grafika series, Clip Books of Line Art, Volk (1970–1972)c. 1970Harry Volk Jr. Art StudioPhoto(s) by Bart Solenthaler on Flickr. Staff Pick Gardulac Gin2024Davide MosconiAndrea MastrolucaFederico LandiniContributed by VJ-Type Staff Pick Book covers from The Royal Tenenbaums2001unknownContributed by Stephen Coles Staff Pick
4 Comments on “Guide-map through Berlin 1936”
It’s hard to believe this was published in 1936. Looks so new. Must have been quite special at the time.
You need to check out more German stuff from the 1920/30s :)
I was under the impression that Futura didn’t have a square-barred ‘1’. It was how I was always distinguishing Spartan from the original. But perhaps this style of ‘1’ was offered in Germany too? It also appears in this 1936 Swiss ad.
The 1 was always square-barred in the bolder weights of Futura, starting with the dreiviertelfett, see also this comment.