Bahnhof-Apotheke Öhringen Photo(s) by Florian Hardwig. Imported from Flickr on May 26, 2015. Source: www.flickr.com Uploaded to Flickr by Florian Hardwig and tagged with “babyteeth” and “sinaloa”. License: CC BY-NC-SA. Two lines of Baby Teeth with a shared A from Sinaloa, cut from the surface for the sign of the Bahnhof-Apotheke, a pharmacy close to the railstation of Öhringen, Germany. Typefaces Formats Signs (1926) Topics Retail/Shopping (970) Health/Fitness (771) Designers/Agencies unknown (3626) Tagged withpharmacies (16)stencil (416)signs (556)initials (186)lettering derived from typeface (669)type cut from surface (70) Artwork location Germany (3460) Öhringen (3) 2 Comments on “Bahnhof-Apotheke Öhringen” Robert King says: Jan 24th, 2019 12:19 am Wow, this is stunning! And what a great photo, Florian… this looks like a beautiful album cover from the 1970s. Florian Hardwig says: Jan 24th, 2019 3:13 pm Haha! As far as the type choices go, there’s definitely a severe 70s vibe at play. The setting is a bit more … pedestrian than, say, Tomita or Pink Floyd, though. Post a comment Name Email – will not be published Website Your response Submit Comment More Baby Teeth in use Sorcerer by Miles Davis1967unknownContributed by Stephen Coles Pink Floyd – “Money” French and German single covers1973Contributed by Shannon Connor Record dividers at Groove Merchant San Francisco2018Patrick DaviesContributed by Patrick Davies Sponsor More in Retail/Shopping Goldmarie Kunst & Kleider, St. Gallen20108amContributed by Florian Hardwig Royez Musik shop frontc. 1972unknownContributed by Roel Siebrand Staff Pick Chloris & Prase branding2022Natalie HarrisContributed by Chloë Miller Staff Pick Blumen-MayerPhoto(s) by Babo Raino on Flickr. More in Signs Juice by Melissac. 2016Contributed by JAF Baghaven Skagenc. 2021unknownContributed by Playtype Foundry Central Junior High School logo and signsc. 1955Robert BrownjohnContributed by Stephen Coles Château d’Auxonne2014Dangles ArchitectesGraphibusIsabell AllégretContributed by Florian Hardwig Staff Pick More Fonts In Use Westerly magazine (2016 redesign)c. 2016Chil3Becky Chilcott (AUS)Contributed by Ramiro Espinoza Staff Pick Opening The Gates — Donald Reid2018Taryn CowartContributed by Mathieu Triay Staff Pick Teherán 43 (Assassination Attempt)1981Karel VacaContributed by Stephen Coles Staff Pick Songs For Swinging Mothers1962unknownContributed by Garrison Martin Staff Pick
2 Comments on “Bahnhof-Apotheke Öhringen”
Wow, this is stunning! And what a great photo, Florian… this looks like a beautiful album cover from the 1970s.
Haha! As far as the type choices go, there’s definitely a severe 70s vibe at play. The setting is a bit more … pedestrian than, say, Tomita or Pink Floyd, though.