Waukegan LDO Font

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About Waukegan LDO Font

Waukegan LDO Font is a Eurostile font and was created on . Since then, it has been downloaded 195,219 times and added to 786 collections. 34 people have liked Waukegan LDO Font and given it a thumbs up.

Waukegan LDO Font was recently updated on Aug 28, 2007

12 font family styles

Regular Style

Waukegan LDO
truetype 227 glyphs 230 characters

Black Regular Style

Waukegan LDO Black
truetype 227 glyphs 230 characters

Black Oblique Style

Waukegan LDO Black Oblique
truetype 227 glyphs 230 characters

Bold Style

Waukegan LDO Bold
truetype 227 glyphs 230 characters

Bold Oblique Style

Waukegan LDO Bold Oblique
truetype 227 glyphs 230 characters

Extended Regular Style

Waukegan LDO Extended
truetype 227 glyphs 230 characters

Extended Black Regular Style

Waukegan LDO Extended Black
truetype 227 glyphs 230 characters

Extended Black Oblique Style

Waukegan LDO Extended Black Oblique
truetype 227 glyphs 230 characters

Extended Bold Style

Waukegan LDO Extended Bold
truetype 227 glyphs 230 characters

Extended Bold Oblique Style

Waukegan LDO Extended Bold Oblique
truetype 227 glyphs 230 characters

Extended Oblique Style

Waukegan LDO Extended Oblique
truetype 227 glyphs 230 characters

Oblique Style

Waukegan LDO Oblique
truetype 228 glyphs 230 characters
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    More info from Luke Owens

    Waukegan LDO is based on Eurostile, which is in turn based on Microgramma.

    This version has looser metrics in the extended faces, giving a more open feel to the font and making it more appropriate for modern display advertising, while retaining a tighter set of metrics for the text variations.

    License Info

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    786
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    fontsarethebest77
    14 years ago

    I'm not making you angry, but, why doesn't the
    Q have the other part of the stroke outside the O? It's okay in Calibri, since the other part of the stroke is missing in the inside...

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    fontsarethebest77
    14 years ago

    well, i'll download it now!
    12-19-2010

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    Angelsfan4life
    almost 12 years ago

    used for a contest on 99designs

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    FreeWilly
    almost 12 years ago

    Correct me if I'm wrong but to me it looks like many letters of the bold and italic variants have just been automatically thickened/slanted. That much everyone can do by him-/herself without downloading an extra font.
    (No offense intended)

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    danifellis
    almost 10 years ago

    This is just a knockoff of the Eurostile font.

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    danifellis
    almost 10 years ago

    @FreeWilly You are not wrong.