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Specht makes use of Suisse Int'l Book in other projects, but not quite a match to your sample

Here's the title copy, converted to B&W. I get Neue Haas Unica, Helvetica, and other close matches, but without a larger, sharper a or a G, hard to be sure.

 

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Did you spot the tailless t; does this detail ring a bell for you?

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Charming.

The lowercase t is what rules out New Haas Unica, Suisse, and Helvetica proper, Helvetica Textbook has the t but doesn't have a straight-legged R.

If you've got a solution, Florian, please post it.
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I don’t have a solution! Didn’t mean to test you :) I just thought that the t might provide a clue. It could be an alternate, though. Or a modification – entirely possible at an art school that teaches type design. ECAL’s website has a couple more images.

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