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Hi John, the font is called Balmoral Regular: https://www.myfonts.com/collections/balmoral-sh-font-scangraphic-digital-type-collection/?tab=individualStyles
Hi John, this is a copperplate-style script, but I do not know the name, it isn’t anything terribly common. I’ll take a look through some font catalogs and get back to you.
I believe this is Tahoma Bold: https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/ascender/tahoma/
Hello John, this is a font called Souvenir Demi Bold, and it also looks like it may have been manually condensed in the design software used to create the bricks, which was likely Gerber.
Hello, this is a font typically called Bold Roman, or sometimes Roman Bold. There are dozens of versions, sometimes with an outline, and almost all with different punctuation. This appears to be one of the two Gerber versions. The MLC has a version that will match this fairly closely: https://www.monumentletteringcenter.com/product/mlc-signature-series-roman-bold-outline/
Hello Torrey, the font is called Park Avenue.
Unfortunately, this is an unknown version of Modified Roman but is possibly based on the Spacerite Modified Roman alphabet and modified to be bolder. It looks like it is possibly digital, as the dates appear to have been manually condensed. It is not a standard font available in any known memorial design software.
Hello, after several years I finally have an answer for you. The font is called Grassby Roman. For more information see this recent post here: https://www.monumentletteringcenter.com/forums/topic/please-help-font-id-needed/
Hello, after asking around and doing a little research, I’ve found that this is a custom font created by Andy Benedek of Font Factory in 2005 for Grassby Memorials in Dorchester. The font is called Grassby Roman. Grassby also has a custom block style font as well: https://www.grassby-stone.co.uk/public/files/grassby_lettering_styles.pdf
ScanCAD also sells a TTF version of the Roman font here: http://scancad.co.uk/page6.html
Good morning, unfortunately, I’m unaware of the name of this font, but I don’t think this is something commercially available as a TTF or OTF font. I believe it is either hand-drawn or a proprietary script font in some German or Scandinavian memorial design software – I’ve seen similar font styles in the software available in these countries.
Good news, the MLC Signature Series Elbreco font has been completed and is available in the font shop: https://www.monumentletteringcenter.com/product/mlc-signature-series-elbreco/
