That this golden lettering includes a lowercase #DutchIJ only makes sense ✨ Meet "Magazijn Nederland", a national monument at the corner of Spui / Spuistraat Den Haag. It was built in 1915 as a fashion department store by the architects Simons and Van Braningen, in the "Um 1800-Bewegung" style. It seems that since 1980 it's been mostly in use as offices, with retail space on the ground floor. Came across this treasure on my way to Fontstand's venue last year! More details here: https://monumentenzorgdenhaag.nl/monumenten/spui-1-spuistraat-71-69a

The second Friday 13th of 2026 possibly warrants a biblical #DutchIJ perspective 🐈‍⬛ Bijbelsche Geschiedenis by Jos Keulers, published in 1940 by Romen & Zonen

Radical feminist magazine "opzij" already knew what's up many moons ago, with her custom filled in Paperclip including a #DutchIJ by Dutch graphic designer Ad Werner.

Belgian singer Linda Lee's 'PARIJS!!! (heeft mooie vrouwen...)' record cover from 1988 sports Kaufmann's Balloon with a lovely custom brush script #DutchIJ !!!

Appreciate this #DutchIJ subtly staying relevant 💕 💖 💞 #ValentinesDay

For their 300th anniversary, the biggest Dutch lottery company, the Staatsloterij, revealed a new logo in Jan. 2026, flaunting a #DutchIJ ✨ For those who follow speed skating competitions, might have spotted this instantly..

In Bessy 'Vlucht door de Hel' (Willy Vandersteen, published by the Standaard Uitgeverij, 1980) the same #DutchIJ design is used for both upper- and lowercase 🔠🔡 It seems the typeface has an uppercase set drawn at x-height used in combination with titling caps, quite nice.. Also note the cute little baseline /g!.

An abundance of capital #DutchIJ 's in magazine 'De Flinstones en andere verhalen' number 69-01 from 1969 🗯️💬💭

Comic #DutchIJ cover of the day; De Kleine Robbe - Wijs niet met je vinger! ('Don't point with your finger'). Published by Depuis in 1991. Not a fan of this series, but quite enjoy the dotted capital /I's and /IJ's in this context! 👉