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Hello, this is the Spacerite Old English alphabet, and the outline has been added either digitally or by hand.
The MLC has a version of the font available, here: https://www.monumentletteringcenter.com/product/mlc-spacerite-old-english/
Hello, this is a Monu-Cad font named Bold Roman 1. There are no other versions available that I am aware of.
Hi Brian, I believe this is hand-drawn sans-serif lettering. Popularized by Edward Peterson and other designers of the time, that treatment of the leg of the ‘R’ became somewhat common among memorialists during the 1960s and early 70s.
Hi Aubrey, this is just good old fashioned hand drawn lettering. Many shops developed their own in-house styles and kept the tradition alive well into the late 1900s.
If you would like help matching this for a new family memorial, feel free to use the MLC Inscription Matching Service.
Hello, this is a variation of a Celtic font, similar to Meath FLF. After a quick search I did not find a match, and it is possible that this was drawn by hand. There were a number of similar alphabets printed in various books on lettering during the early 20th century
Hi Randy, I believe this is an early, and potentially hand-drawn version of the Johns-Carabelli Company’s custom Modified Roman alphabet.
While some Arabic fonts are available, I believe this falls under the category of Arabic calligraphy and was done by hand.
Hello, this is an AICA member font named Regal Roman, design in the 1990s by Gene Faehnle. Years ago Creative Premiere Designs out of Elberton (now owned by Eagle Granite) had a version of it available.
If you would like help matching it for an inscription, feel free to use the MLC Inscription Matching Service.
Unfortunately this is not something I recognize, and there is not much detail in the small photo to be much help in identifying it.
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