Letterpress font

Imprimo is an uppercase sans-serif letterpress type font. It is a vintage looking decorative bold distressed display great mainly for titling. Imprimo font was designed by Mint Pixels and comes in two styles - textured and solid, both in OTF file format.

Wood Type Collection 2. After the great success of the Wood Type Collection, font publisher and cre­ative pro­duc­tion studio Borutta recently released

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PressBox Combo Font is an Americana, metal-type, inspired font family consisting of 2 main fonts and a bonus ornamental font, each of which comes with an alternative, inked style. With PressBox Display, you can switch the width of your glyphs simply by switching between upper & lower case. The secondary font, Virgo Display, is a condensed, stylized serif with spurs, and comes in all-caps with a small-cap lowercase. The bonus font, Virgo Ornaments comes with a load of catchwords, ornaments…

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Breakdance is a vintage font duo. Combination of sans and script with sharp textures making all your creative projects get a vintage and authentic impresion! What inside the download files: - Breakdance TTF - Breakdance OTF - Breakdance Italic TTF - Breakdance Italic OTF - Breakdance Script TTF - Breakdance Script OTF

{image_1} The Hamilton Manufacturing Co. traces its roots back to the very first wood types made in the United States. Darius Wells produced the first American wood type in 1828; his business was reorganized into Wells & Webb, then acquired by William Page, later passing back to the Wells family, and finally sold to Hamilton sometime before 1880. The product of this consolidation was a type specimen book issued in

miniaturearchitect.blogspot.com — You will find signpainter “Egyptian” lettering influence in the design of highway fonts. This was a style often used when road signs were painted by hand. From Henderson’s sign painter, 1906.