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Hello, this is Zapf Chancery Regular or Bold.

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I believe CGX (Custom Graphix Design) sells a Gerber version of the font that they renamed Tacky.

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Hi Andy, this is a font in Monu-Cad named Modern.

If you’d like help matching it feel free to use the MLC Inscription Matching Service: https://www.monumentletteringcenter.com/product/cemetery-inscription-matching-service/

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Hi Randy, this is a Monu-Cad font named Flintstone.

If you need help matching it, feel free to use the MLC Inscription Matching Service.

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Unfortunately, I do not have a version of the font for sale at this time.

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Good afternoon, this is a lettering style typically named Round Serif originally published in an old book on lettering in 1956, and brought into the memorial industry by AICA members. For many years it was drawn by hand, but there are now several digital versions of it, including in Cochran’s software and Monu-Cad. The Monu-Cad version is named K&O Sandblast 1. The Monu-Cad version has non-lining numerals like this, while the Cochran’s version contains numbers all with the same height.

If you would like help matching it, feel free to use the Inscription Matching Service.

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I believe this is Roman Italic Medium in the Monu-Cad software.

If you’d like help matching it, feel free to use the MLC Inscription Matching Service.

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I believe this is URW’s version of Minister Bold, which is a bit different than the Linotype version.

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Hi John, this is a font named Phyllis Initials.

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This looks like a custom version of Outlined Roman based on one of the Gerber Omega Modified Roman fonts (the style of the number 2 is the giveaway), with an outline/stroke added for extra thickness before adding the actual second outline.

I’m not sure I’ve ever seen this specific version before, but it is likely a custom creation made by a retailer or perhaps a quarry/manufacturer.

If you would like help matching the font for an added inscription, feel free to use the MLC Inscription Matching Service.

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Difficult to tell from the photo, but this appears to be a version of Bookman Bold.

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Hello, this is a font named Cambria. It appears that it may have been manually widened.

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This is a lettering style typically named Round Serif originally published in an old book on lettering in 1956, and brought into the memorial industry by AICA members. For many years it was drawn by hand, but there are now several digital versions of it, including in Cochran’s software and Monu-Cad. The Monu-Cad version is named K&O Sandblast 1. This appears to be closer to the Cochran’s version.

If you would like help matching it, feel free to use the Inscription Matching Service.

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Hello, this is a modified version of a font called Piranesi, created as a Gerber font for the monument industry by Ted Witt, formerly of Classic Memorial Graphics. Ted’s version is named Monument Script.

As far as I am aware the font is no longer available.

If you would like help matching it, feel free to use the Inscription Matching Service.

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Hi Whitney, I’m afraid I’ll need to see an image of what you are looking for, I will reach out via email.

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