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This is a memorial industry version of Times New Roman called Monument Times New Roman. The letters are mostly the same as Times with the notable difference in ‘J’, but the numbers are entirely different.
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Hello, sorry for the delay. This is an old Typeface named American Greeting Script. The only digital version of it that I am aware of was released under the name Alto Greeting Script. The numbers appear to be from a different font named Mahogany Script or Monterey, but given a manual slant to match the lettering.
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I believe this is a version of Clarendon Condensed. There is a version in FlexiSign that has a similar “flattened” loop of the ‘R’ like that.
Hi Randy, the font for Sofia is called Cataneo, and the font for the dates looks like a version of Baskerville named ITC New Baskerville Bold.
Hello, this is the plastic ScotchKut Double Outline stencil press alphabet at the medium sizes. However, the comma from the alphabet was hand-drawn, which is quite common to see. Many monument shops did not like the original comma, as the tail was very understated.
I have a digital version of the font available in the shop: https://www.monumentletteringcenter.com/product/mlc-scotchkut-double-outline-medium-large/
Good afternoon, this is an old metal Spacerite Double Outline alphabet, and it has not been digitized in any memorial design software. I am currently working on a digital version of the font but am still collecting the metal alphabets at various sizes in order to ensure that the MLC version matches at all potential sizes.
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Hello, this is the old metal Spacerite Old English alphabet. You can see that the number 1 was placed upside down and has been dropped below the baseline as a result. The letter ‘a’ also appears to have been modified.
There is a digital version of this alphabet in the font shop: MLC Spacerite Old English
Hi Eric, what you have here are two different fonts that have been combined. The capital ‘E’ is a version of the Commercial Script font. It is bolder than typical versions, and there are bolder versions like this available in both Monu-Cad and one for Gerber that can be purchased through DesignMart. The Monu-Cad version is named Script Sandblast. It is also possible someone just added some weight to the ‘E’ using a stroke or outline.
The second font is typically named Sport Script or Athletic Script, though there are several other versions under different names. It is available in most memorial design software in some form or another, and is similar to Peebles Script in both Monu-Cad and Gerber.
This appears to be Bold Roman 1 in the Monu-Cad software. If you don’t have the software, the closest version I am aware of is the MLC Heavy Bar Modified Roman, though there are several differences, and the Monu-Cad Bold Roman 1 is slightly bolder.
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Hello, this is a free font named Bolton Titling that appears to have been–at least in part–inspired by the commercially available font Windsor.
Hello, this is likely hand-drawn lettering, though it is possibly based loosely on an existing typeface or typefaces, including the fonts Michelangelo and Trajan.
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