Coolvetica

Coolvetica
Coolvetica was a font used for display. It was based on a store's logo in 1970. It was a variation of Helvetica.

Original (70's)
The original version had lots of Helvetica qualities, but also had swash tails for a hip 70's look.

Revised (1999)
The revised version had a swash tail in the capital G.

Similar Fonts
Helvetica

Arial

Folio

Univers

Rail alphabet

Glyph differences from original Helvetica

 * The capital Q's tail is curved and connected to the bottom.
 * The capital R and small a have no spur on their right leg.
 * The descenders of the small g, j, p, q, and y are a bit longer.
 * The tail of the small j is pointing upward.
 * The small t is shaped like a backwards J.
 * The small q has a curved tail.
 * The parallels of the small y are shaped like a U.
 * The & is shaped almost like a backwards 3.