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Good afternoon, this looks like it is a poorly drawn digital version of the Broad Double Outline alphabet. There were at least two different plastic stencil press versions of it available, and I have a digital version in the font shop that is based on the PMD Cutrite alphabet, here: https://www.monumentletteringcenter.com/product/mlc-cutrite-broad-double-outline/

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Agreed, it does look like a Monu-Cad version of Modified Roman because of the somewhat narrow 2, which is a feature typical of their versions of Modified Roman—but a close-up would be helpful in identifying the font with more certainty.

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Good morning, this font is called Berling.

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Good morning, this font is called Great Vibes.

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Hello, this is a version of Palatino.

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Hello, this is a version of the AICA-25 alphabet. It was originally part of a blueprint alphabet series, but now there are several digital versions used by various AICA members.

There are currently no digital versions available for purchase, but you can reach out to your local AICA member for help, or if you’d like, feel free to use the MLC Inscription Matching Service.

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Good afternoon, I believe this is a font named Lucida Grande.

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Hi Chris, this is a font named Peignot.

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Unfortunately, this is not a version of Modified Roman I have run into before. It is likely a custom version created by a retail shop or perhaps a manufacturer.

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Good afternoon, this is a font named Kalligraphia.

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Hello, this is a custom Cold Spring Granite font named Monument Times New Roman, which contains some smaller differences to the letters, and a completely different set of numerals.

If you would like help matching it, feel free to utilize the Inscription Matching Service.

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Hi Renee, I will reach out via email about this.

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Good afternoon, this is a font with an embossed effect named Citation.

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Good afternoon Kody, this is likely old hand-drawn lettering. If the 1921 date is when the memorial was made, this would have been done even before the old metal Spacerite letters were available, though there were some companies that produced physical alphabets before that, they were very rare.

Feel free to use the Inscription Matching Service if you would like help matching the date.

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Hi Renee, yes, if you would like to use the Inscription Matching Service, I can supply you with whatever characters you need in vector format: https://www.monumentletteringcenter.com/product/cemetery-inscription-matching-service/

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