New Freedom ad (1973) Contributed by mhinrichs on Sep 20th, 2012. Artwork published in 1973. License: All Rights Reserved. Ad for New Freedom sanitary napkins from McCall’s magazine, March 1973. Typefaces Formats Advertising (1888) Topics Health/Fitness (754) Designers/Agencies Victor Caruso (1) Tagged withhygiene (19)1970s (1409)tight-not-touching (265)magazine ads (311)Kimberly-Clark (3)menstruation/period (6) Artwork location United States (8762) In Sets Bedroom Player (Courtney Riddle) (19) Big sentence ad. (Stephen Coles) (34) 5 Comments on “New Freedom ad (1973)” Mark Simonson says: Sep 21st, 2012 12:30 am That’s not ITC Kabel, it’s Koch’s original Kabel Black. ITC didn’t do their version until 1976. Mark Simonson says: Sep 22nd, 2012 5:59 pm I tried to comment on this a couple of days ago, but the comment was deleted or something… Anyway, it’s not ITC Kabel, it’s the older version, specifically Kabel Black. The ITC version wasn’t released until 1976 and looks quite different. Indra Kupferschmid says: Sep 22nd, 2012 6:58 pm Our excuses, we were a little slow with the comment moderation. Mark Simonson says: Sep 22nd, 2012 7:58 pm Cool, thanks! Sorry for being such a pest, but the one on the Patagonia page should be Kabel Black as well… fontsinuse.com/uses/2052/pa… Indra Kupferschmid says: Sep 22nd, 2012 11:57 pm No pest at all, thanks for the heads-up! Changing is easy now that I made a custom Kabel Black sample anyway :) Please continue to keep a sharp eye on the site. Post a comment Name Email – will not be published Website Your response Submit Comment More Kabel Black in use B.B. King – Indianola Mississippi Seeds album cover1970Robert LockartContributed by Nick Sherman double dot magazine2017Shannon JagerContributed by Shannon Jager Architektura drewniana1990unknownContributed by Ezra Fike Sponsor More in Health/Fitness Talghc. 2024Matija GabriloRoko GabriloLandis TanakaContributed by Matija Gabrilo Brun’ka organic cosmetics line2017Yurko GutsulyakContributed by Andrij Shevchenko Are You Really Serious About Losing Weight? 1968unknownContributed by Florian Hardwig Staff Pick Heartbase2020Beling Thoenen DesignContributed by Beling Thoenen Design More in Advertising Disneyland ad for Space Mountain1976Contributed by Stephen Coles “Die moderne Typographie” ad, D. Stempel AG (1930)1930D. Stempel AGPhoto(s) by Kirsten Solveig Schneider on Flickr. Create Anything poster2020Tina TouliContributed by Alex Slobzheninov VICE brand identity refreshc. 2022VICE Design StudioNizar Kazan + CoContributed by WELTKERN® Typefaces More Fonts In Use Avontuur in Azië: Vrijmetselarij als wereldwijd sociaal netwerk sinds 1734 – Andréa A. Kroon2018Kwartier MContributed by Kwartier M Staff Pick Fritz Müller Sparkling Wines2012Timo ThurnerSchmidt/Thurner/von KeisenbergContributed by Florian Hardwig Staff Pick Sonic Space Basel identity2019Studio CollectContributed by Swiss Typefaces Staff Pick “Love Is …” comic strips1970Kim CasaliLos Angeles TimesContributed by Florian Hardwig Staff Pick
5 Comments on “New Freedom ad (1973)”
That’s not ITC Kabel, it’s Koch’s original Kabel Black. ITC didn’t do their version until 1976.
I tried to comment on this a couple of days ago, but the comment was deleted or something…
Anyway, it’s not ITC Kabel, it’s the older version, specifically Kabel Black. The ITC version wasn’t released until 1976 and looks quite different.
Our excuses, we were a little slow with the comment moderation.
Cool, thanks!
Sorry for being such a pest, but the one on the Patagonia page should be Kabel Black as well…
fontsinuse.com/uses/2052/pa…