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Hi Eric, unfortunately there is not enough detail in the image to accurately identify the font. It may be a version of Common Gothic, but it is also possible that it is any number of other sans-serif fonts.

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Hello, unfortunately, this is a proprietary version of Modified Roman only available in the CadLink SignLab software. If you do not have access to the software, it will need to be matched based on the letters and numbers that are currently on this memorial.

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Hi Chris, this is a version of the ScotchKut Modern Roman. Here’s a link to the MLC version in the Font Shop: https://www.monumentletteringcenter.com/product/mlc-scotchkut-modern-roman/

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Good afternoon, this appears to be a version of the Spacerite Modified Roman alphabet. Like you mentioned, it looks like it has been hand-cut, or at least hand-painted.

The Spacerite Modified Roman has the “double V” ‘W’s like this. there are also a few digital versions of Modified Roman out there that contain this style of ‘W’.

Here is a link to the MLC version of the Spacerite Modified Roman in the font shop: MLC Spacerite Modified Roman

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Yes, this is Runestone, a custom font from Cold Spring Granite.

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This looks like Caslon Adbold Acct AK Rev F in the Gerber software.

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There are at least two fonts included on the pavers, but the image quality makes it a bit difficult to figure out for sure which fonts they are. It looks like possibly Franklin Gothic is the main font and potentially Arial Condensed for the second font.

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Unfortunately this is not a font available through the MLC, but a license can be purchased from several online font retailers.

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Hi Kevin, this is a font named Lydian.

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Hello Whitney, this is a font named Futura Condensed.

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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.

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

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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.

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

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Hi Randy, this is a version of Goudy Bold.

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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.

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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.

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