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This is a font called “Modern”, introduced to the AICA as an alphabet blueprint by AICA member Haywood Ellis in the 1960s.
There is a version of the font in Monu-Cad under the correct name, and there is a version available for Gerber called “Tacky”, created by CGX: http://cgxmonumentshop.com
There are currently no versions of the font available in the standard font formats, but there will be an MLC version at some point in the future.
Hi Jill, no, Remod is a custom version of the AICA-25 font created by Remco Memorials and cannot be purchased. There is currently no version of the font available to non-AICA members.
Hello Jill, this appears to be the font “AICA-25”. See this post for more information: https://www.monumentletteringcenter.com/forums/topic/remod-aica-font/
The name appears to be a version of Times New Roman and the dates in Times New Roman Bold. However, there seem to be some slight variations pointing to the possibility that this may be a proprietary version created for a specific design software.
Hello Renee, this is a font called Times Roman in Monu-Cad. There was also a version of it available in the Craftech software, and called “Century”. The uppercase is Times Roman Bold, and the lowercase is just regular Times Roman. The numbers are very strange and are neither Century nor Times. Unfortunately, there is no version of the font available for purchase outside of those two systems (Craftech is no longer available).
If you would like help matching this you can utilize the font matching service: https://www.monumentletteringcenter.com/product/cemetery-inscription-matching-service/
This appears to be hand-drawn lettering, possibly based on the Spacerite Modified Roman alphabet but made much bolder.
This is Clarendon Light in CadLink SignLab. In the SignLab font catalog, it is listed as “Clarl”. Ashley Script is also available in SignLab, and the font Busarama was renamed and is listed as “Busorme”.
This is a hand-drawn lettering style and will need to be matched by hand or drawn up digitally. As usual, feel free to use the MLC matching service if you would like help: https://www.monumentletteringcenter.com/product/cemetery-inscription-matching-service/
This is a font called Century Old Style: https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/urw/century-old-style/
This is Palatino Bold: https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/linotype/palatino/pro-bold/
This is an old ITC font called One Stroke Script. It looks like it has been given a manual lean: https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/itc/one-stroke-script/
This looks like a version of Baskerville Bold. Maybe ITC Baskerville Bold, or Bitsream’s Baskerville Bold. The dates appear to have been manually condensed/squeezed.
Both of these appear to be hand-drawn lettering. Douville is especially nice work. These will need to be drawn up from scratch if you are needing to match them. Feel free to use the MLC Inscription Matching Service: https://www.monumentletteringcenter.com/product/cemetery-inscription-matching-service/
