Delhi Metro Serif

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by Pooja Saxena (anexasajoop)

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The serif typeface in use in the third generation of Metro coaches in New Delhi, India. More about this project on LED signages in the Delhi Metro can be found at Type in Transit – http://poojasaxena.wordpress.com/category/type-in-transit/

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Comment by Pooja Saxena (anexasajoop) 19th april 2011
Is it incomplete for a reason?
Comment by anTyp 19th april 2011
Yup :) This project is ongoing. The letters represented by diamonds (B,S,V,Y) will get replaced as soon as I get the chance to document them at the correct stations. The ones represented by crosses (F,Q,W,X,Z) do not feature in the display system across all messages. So (I think) those will remain missing.
Comment by Pooja Saxena (anexasajoop) 20th april 2011
As seen in the coaches of the Delhi Metro, along with its Devanagari counterpart.
Comment by Pooja Saxena (anexasajoop) 20th april 2011
Interesting project. I used to take photos of old street name signs for beautiful letters.

For B,S,V,Y you can take the same line, and go to Kailash Colony, Sarita Vihar, Badarpur. For F,Q,W,X take Line-2 to Huda City Center, and go to Patel Chowk, Hauz Khas Enclave, Qutab Minar, and IFFOC Chowk. For the X you should travel a bit further: Line-4 to Anand Vihar ISBT, and go to Laxmi Nagar. Numbers can also be collected on Line-3, both Noida Sectors and Dwarka Sectors are numbered. Number 7 still to be found, however. Good luck.
Comment by Frodo7 20th april 2011
Thanks!

The letter designs are different in different coaches. This design is used only in the Violet Line, so I can only document B,S,V and Y!

The other lines have sans serif designs, and there are two variations within that as well :)
Comment by Pooja Saxena (anexasajoop) 21st april 2011

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