This is nerd heaven — a deep analysis of all the text that appears in the 1980s cult science-fiction film Blade Runner.
(I really want this typeface to be Caslon, but despite everything else matching nicely, the top of the 6 is just wrong. I can only apologize for the discrepancy.)UPDATE: Several folks have noted in the comments that this looks a lot like Cheltenham, and I think they are correct.
Source: Blade Runner | Typeset In The Future
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