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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.
Hello, this is hand-drawn Old English lettering and will need to be custom matched.
If you would like help matching it for a new inscription, feel free to use the MLC Inscription Matching Service.
Hmm, a bit hard to tell but this looks like it may be Souvenir Italic. If it is, it looks like it’s been manually condensed a bit.
Hi Chris, this is a version of the Vermarco font. It’s possible this is a digital version, but it isn’t easy to tell without more characters shown. The MLC has several versions of the font available, including one based on the plastic ScotchKut stencil press alphabet, which should be a close match.
I believe this is a modified Helvetica font, likely created by Star Granite. I have only run into the font once before.
Hello, this is a custom Modified Roman alphabet used by WLC Monuments out of Ontario, Canada. WLC commonly uses it for v-carved lettering.
Unfortunately, there are no known versions of the font available, and it will either need to be custom-matched or you’ll need to contact WLC directly.
If you end up wanting help matching it, feel free to use the MLC Inscription Matching Service.
Hello, this font is named Caslon Adbold. There is a version in Gerber named Caslon Adbold Acct AK Rev F.
This appears to have been hand-cut in stencil, but it is possible that it was based on an unknown typeface.
