Antique olive

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Antique Olive is a typeface designed by Roger Excoffon in 1962 as a corporate typeface for Air France . The font is a sans-serif . The font was designed by Marcel Olive for the foundry Excoffon expanded into a complete font family. The Antique Olive was also used by the Australian airline Qantas and the CDU .

Use of the font (examples)

  • Examples of the uses of the Antique Olive Nord

  • An Air France line aircraft with the company logo until 2008.

  • Heiner Geißler at the lectern at the CDU federal party conference (1986).

  • Logo of the Australian airline Qantas (Sydney, 2009).

  • Logo of the Indian airline Air India

  • RAFI logo

  • Other Examples of Using the Antique Olive

  • Logo of the audio manufacturer Beyerdynamic

  • The airline Interflug also used the Antique Olive in a slightly modified version for its company name.

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