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Futura (1927) [Daylight Fonts · Fonts In Use · Identifont] is one of my favorites out of the well-established sans serifs, but one thing that annoys me about it is how C and c have vertical terminals, while G and e have angled terminals.

Besides being internally inconsistent, I find the vertical terminals ugly. (I dislike Antique Olive (1962) [Daylight Fonts · Fonts In Use · Identifont] for the same reason, but at least it uses its vertical terminals consistently.)

I recently learned the reason for this (from the book Paul Renner: The Art of Typography): Futura was designed first and foremost for writing German. In German the letter c only occurs before h and k, and in traditional German blackletter typography, ch and ck are obligatory, inseparable ligatures.

Futura doesn't have joined ch/ck ligatures, but ch and ck were still cast on a single piece of metal, with a smaller gap between the c and h/k than between other letters. The vertical terminal on the c was necessary to allow these letters to be placed so close together.

Thank you for the ask! Sorry you waited so long for a kinda nothing answer, but I ran it through a few font identifiers and unfortunately came back with nothing. It doesn't look like any font I've seen before, and in fact, if you look at the E's you can tell they have slight differences between them. That implies that the artist behind this may have drawn the letters instead of using a font! Therefore, it likely doesn't have an existing font tied to it at all.

Woodstamp also has interlocking ligatures. You can download it here.

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MONTY is a loud, unapologetic, modernist and structural new typeface.  Every character fits into a perfectly square boundary - opening up countless possibilities for horizontal and vertical organisation.  Glyphs can be stacked and grouped with a satisfying ease.  Use Monty for those impactful headings that need to really shout about something, and demand attention!

Choc (1955) is best known for its used on signs for Asian restaurants. There’s a New York Times article about it.