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Advertising (771)
Album Art (910)
Art/Illustration (239)
Booklets/Pamphlets (668)
Books (2000)
Branding/Identity (2224)
Ephemera (299)
Exhibition/Installation (252)
Film/Video (259)
Infographics/Maps (214)
Magazines (817)
Mobile (125)
Newspapers (148)
Object/Product (289)
Packaging (659)
Posters/Flyers (1539)
Signs (699)
Software (105)
Tablet/iPad (90)
Web (1583)

Abril Text (25)
Adelle (27)
Adobe Caslon (41)
Akkurat (46)
Akzidenz-Grotesk (145)
Albertus (51)
Alright Sans (28)
Alternate Gothic (59)
ITC American Typewriter (25)
Antenna (34)
Antique Olive (40)
Aperçu (33)
Archer (27)
Arial (76)
Atlas Grotesk (27)
ITC Avant Garde Gothic (113)
Avenir (49)
Avenir Next (27)
Baskerville (39)
FF Bau (23)
Bello (26)
Benton Sans (68)
Bickham Script (24)
Block (27)
Bodoni (75)
Bookman (27)
Brandon Grotesque (66)
Brothers (30)
LL Brown (52)
Brush Script (23)

Gill Sans (131)
Gotham (137)
Graphik (53)
Harbour (79)
Hellenic Wide (22)
Helvetica (358)
Helvetica Condensed (23)
Hobo (28)
Interstate (72)
Kabel (43)
Kabel Black (39)
Knockout (86)
Lydian (31)
Lyon (41)
Maax (24)
Maison Neue (25)
FF Mark (27)
Mercury (26)
FF Meta (31)
Miller (39)
Minion (36)
Mistral (25)
Monotype Grotesque (40)
Motter Ombra (28)
Mrs Eaves (24)
National (Klim) (28)
Neue Haas Grotesk (27)
Neue Helvetica (110)
Neutraface (61)
Neuzeit S (22)

News Gothic (68)
Open Sans (24)
Optima (45)
Palatino (22)
Pistilli Roman (23)
Plantin (25)
Proxima Nova (67)
Replica (25)
Rockwell (22)
Sabon (27)
GT Sectra (36)
ITC Serif Gothic (55)
Skolar (31)
ITC Souvenir (37)
Suisse Int’l (70)
Telefon (28)
Tempo (25)
Tiempos (49)
Times (43)
Times New Roman (63)
FB Titling Gothic (39)
Trade Gothic (96)
Tungsten (25)
Univers (194)
Univers Ultra Condensed (22)
Venus (31)
Verlag (35)
GT Walsheim (52)
Whitney (28)
Windsor (49)

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Twinkies (Canada Packaging)

Photo(s) by “Joe Clark”. Imported from Flickr on Aug 1, 2013.

Source: http://www.flickr.com Uploaded to Flickr by Joe Clark and tagged with “benguiatgothic”. License: All Rights Reserved.

Hostess brands are produced in Canada by Saputo Incorporated’s Vachon Inc.

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Rivercote Weizenknusperbrot

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

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Twinkies (Canada Packaging)

Photo(s) by “Joe Clark” on Flickr.

Twinkies (Canada Packaging)

The Sharon Cuneta Show bumper, IBC/E13c. 1987

Contributed by Michael Jord Abiera

<cite>The Sharon Cuneta Show</cite> bumper, IBC/E13

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