Title says it all. This is from a device made in 1965 in the UK. It was labled using dry transfer lettering.
Any ideas?

Looking for the typeface used for 'union special' or something very very close to it. Thanks in advanced.

Looking for the name of this font similar to Brush Script. The H's look differently. See attachment.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Very happy to announce that Hipster Script is finally published. Hipster got a TDC 20120award and was selected by the Bienal Tipos Latinos.

http://typophile.com/files/typophilehipster.png

Featuring more than 1800 glyphs containing ligatures, endings, etc. Hipster is available here:
www.myfonts.com/fonts/sudtipos/hipster-script-pro/

Check the specimen pdf released with the awesome German Paley's photography collaboration. www.sudtipos.com/downloads/Hipster-Script.pdf

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Retro script, possibly custom?

I've done a bunch of hunting but can't find this particular script font...with its charming o and easy to read caps. Help!

i'm recreating a sign hanging outside of a store for use in the same store. i've seen this font before but i just can't find it.

i've search DaFont and MyFonts already.

http://i53.tinypic.com/b70vm1.jpg

I have no idea why the photo is rotated when both Preview and PS show the image upright.
Any help is greatly appreciated.

Over a year ago I started thinking of new font names, er...a theme of different font names for a different family of different styles :P At last, Beefcakes is in the final stages and is scheduled for release on August 20th, w00t! It is the first of the "Cakes" series, a collection of display fonts inspired by various brush lettering styles. The series will include Beefcakes, Babycakes, Hotcakes, Paddycakes and Sweetcakes, and as each typeface is unique (not to mention time-consuming to draw!) they will be released as they're finished...

cheers,
Jim

Beefcakes, Babycakes, Hotcakes, Paddycakes and Sweetcakes are trademarks of Rebeletter Studios and may be registered under certain jurisdctions.

Caridade is a bold and powerful script face. It draws some inspiration from heavy brush drawn vintage hand lettering but its heavy weight is much thicker with plenty of impact and more contemporary letterforms. The face offers a wide array of weights, from the powerful Heavy weight to the graceful Thin.

Caridade can get the job done for many unique design tasks.

I have a rush job of making separations for screen printing that I took on as a favor and I'm not sure what typeface this is. I also don't want to have to take the time to pen tool it if I don't have to.

If possible, I'd like a starting point for "Sand Gnats." I've exhausted my font collection as well as a free site or two's script inventories with no luck.

http://www.sportslogos.net/logo.php?id=rkv0i6rlqgd2pxmhlsd62eu41

I've been searching fontyukle, indentifont etc for hours but can't find this one.

Any ideas?

I've been searching fontyukle, indentifont etc for hours but can't find this one.

Any ideas?

normally I would assume this is hand drawn, but if you look at the characters the shapes repeat. (for example, the n in Chardonnay, the a appears flipped)

Any ideas on what this would be?

Anybody know this brush font?

Indices : Tools : Hand Tools

Pen, ruling pen, Rapidograph, brush, paint, knife, straightedge, swivel knife, pencil, Amberlith, visualizing paper, and a host of other devices preceeded today's digital tools in the design of type faces. Some are still used today for preliminary design work.

Discussion:
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What's Your Favorite Tool
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