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Hi Brian, unfortunately, this isn’t something I recognize. It looks to me like it may be custom lettering.
Hi Aubrey, I believe this is a font from the Anagraph Design Art software named Athletic Script. Unfortunately, the software is no longer available.
There are other similar fonts available in other industry software, but there are some major differences, including very different numbers.
You can use the Inscription Matching Service if you’d like help matching it.
Hello, this is a Monu-Cad font, which is based on an old metal Spacerite alphabet named Scriptural Art. The Monu-Cad font is named GM Script.
There are currently no other digital versions of the font. If you would like help matching it, feel free to use the Inscription Matching Service.
Hello, this is a memorial industry version of Times New Roman called Monument Times New Roman. There are some significant differences including the numbers and the ‘J’.
If you would like help matching it for a new inscription, feel free to use the Inscription Matching Service.
Hello, the top font is Monu-Cad’s “European”, and the bottom font is Gerber’s “Jenson” font but it appears to have been manually squeezed.
If you do not have either the Monu-Cad or Gerber software and would like help matching these fonts, feel free to use the Inscription Matching Service.
Hello, this appears to be a customized version of Times New Roman, with at least the ‘g’ modified. Nimbus Roman is the URW foundry’s version of Times New Roman.
Hi John, this is a font in Monu-Cad named “Bevel Panel Letter 1”. It is a version of an old metal Spacerite simply named Panel. However, the Monu-Cad version is bolder and the serifs are drawn out to a sharp edge, rather than a square serif as in the original version. It is also possible Monu-Cad based their version on a plastic stencil press alphabet in the same style created by the PMD company, which they named “Eurostyle Condensed”.
The MLC has a version of the original Spacerite alphabet, but it will not match the Monu-Cad version and would need some modifications to match: https://www.monumentletteringcenter.com/product/mlc-spacerite-panel-alphabet/
As always, if you would like help matching this font for a second inscription, feel free to use the MLC Inscription Matching Service: https://www.monumentletteringcenter.com/product/cemetery-inscription-matching-service/
This is a version of a font named Artcraft. However, it appears to have had some small changes made, including the width of the capital ‘W’ being quite condensed.
Hi Torrey, the surname is possibly custom lettering, or at least not something I can easily identify, but the names and dates appear to be a font named Cloiser Black, which is slightly bolder than a nearly identical font named Old English Text.
Hello, this is a Monu-Cad font based on an old metal Spacerite alphabet created by designer Conrad Kenerson, of Kenerson Design Studio. His original version was named Scriptural Art, but Monu-Cad renamed their digital version to “MG Script”. There are currently no other known digital versions available.
If you would like help matching the lettering, feel free to use the MLC Inscription Matching Service.
Hi Eric, this is a custom AICA member font named AICA-25, originally designed by members as a blueprint alphabet. You can reach out to your nearest AICA member for help, or reach out if you’d like to use the MLC Inscription Matching Service.
