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: Identify neon sign font in photo just in case someone is able to recognize this, if not, doesn't really matter. I was browsing the web, came across a photo depicting an interesting font (RAMLÖSA,

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just in case someone is able to recognize this, if not, doesn't really matter. I was browsing the web, came across a photo depicting an interesting font (RAMLÖSA, lower left corner). I like the placement of the umlaut on Ö. Sorry, I guess there is no higher resolution and the MyFonts.com identifier was not very successful either.

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@Kaufman565

In a case someone needs font close/resembling/similar to the letters in question (I mean the general size, not a neon wiring), it probably useful to place here this link and image -

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@Harper654

This is a classic neon sign from the early 30ties, adorning a central wall in Stockholm, Sweden. As @Scott points out above (I am merely trying to summarise) is that neon sign - particularly that old - tend not to conform to font faces. They are subject to practical problems, back then is was the literal bending of glass tubes. A difficult and at times dangerous job.



What is worth noting is that the letters do seem more engineered than designed, and this is the case: constructed. The kerning is a little odd, the R looks a little unbalanced. As the OP points out, it is a creative way of constructing ö, and it is likely that this is primarily for practical reasons.

So. It is not a font as such, it is a construction.

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