If the ones that Nicola brought up are not what you want, you may want=20
to look at myfont.com for, probably, a san serif. They have a search=20
option where you can specify the letters you are interested in.
Patrick

http://www.myfonts.com




On 2014-10-10 3:23 PM, NOPE9 YES wrote:
> Imagine the lower case characters  =93b=94 or =93g=94 or =93s=94 or =93e"
> Normally these characters have a smooth rounded look to the curved portio=
n.
> I want a typestyle where the curves are made from 90 degree angles that h=
ave a slight bend radius.
> Any suggestions welcome=85 before I have to make my own font.
> Gus in Denver

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