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Not sure which version of Common Gothic this is, but it seems slightly bolder than all other versions I’ve seen. I checked Monu-Cad, Gerber, DesignMart, Craftech, and Cochran’s font catalogs.
Good morning, this looks like custom hand-drawn lettering.
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Hi CJ, unfortunately I have not been able to track down this font. It may have possibly been modified, which is making it harder to identify.
Hi John, this is a font named Oklahoma. There are many other similar fonts available, typically listed as Tuscan, Western, or Circus fonts.
Hello, I believe this is custom lettering. If you look at the two ‘A’s you can see different widths, and the two ‘E’s in Steven have horizontal bars of different lengths.
Hi Randy, this is a font named Latin 725. There are also versions under the names Meridien, and Frutiger Serif.
Good afternoon, this is custom Lombardic style lettering. However, it appears to have been based directly on the Spacerite Modified Roman alphabet, as the letters all have the same general shape as the Spacerite letters, and then the stylized serifs and other embellishments would have been added by hand.
Hi Whitney, I do not have a version of Optima for sale in the font shop, but because it is a standard print industry font, you can purchase a license from several online font retailers.
Hi Scott, I’m not sure what version of Modified Roman this is. It is somewhat similar to Monu-Cad’s “Bold Roman 1” font, but there are some obvious differences.
This one has me stumped. My hunch is that it is multiple fonts, which I see people do from time to time. Or perhaps a custom/modified typeface. The majority looks like a version of Times, but the sloped ‘M’ and ‘J’ that drops below the baseline are out of place. There are similar styles of ‘J’ in fonts like and Lucida. If you have any more examples it may be helpful in identifying whether this is an actual typeface or something custom.
