Bookman vs Helvetica.
Helvetica is san serif, and therefore lacks the serifs that Bookman has. Bookman is a bit wider horizontally tan Helvetica. The G in Helvetica has one bowl whereas the G in Bookman has the more traditional two bowls. The Q's tail in Helvetica is a straight slanted line that crosses right through the bowl. In Bookman, the Q's tail comes right from the outer line of the bowl, moving downward before curving to the right. The dots above the i and j in Helvetica are sqaure, whereas they are round in Bookman.
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