Watkins Glen NY trail signs
10 years ago
2 replies (6 years ago)
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Hello - Making new signs for Watkins Glen and would love to use the historic font that was used on the wooden signs. I searched the website, but The only close font I found were Envoy Small Caps (which the link says is dead), and Andron 1 Corpus Reg. The distinguishing characteristics are the extended R, foreshortened top portions of letters like E and B and S. Fattish verticals on the N, shortened letter adjacent to R and sloping tails (E, S). Sorry, I'm an architect, so my terminology is wrong. Thanks for any help!
10 years ago
Hello
Maybe will help:
http://www.whatfontis.com/OptimusPrincepsSemiBold.font?text=SentryBridge
http://www.whatfontis.com/Anavio-Bold-Small-Caps.font?text=SentryBridge
http://www.whatfontis.com/Jupiter-Bold-canadatype.font?text=SentryBridge
Alex
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10 years ago
Close!
I may use a mix. The E and the R are still not right.
The i is an unknown - it may occur only when adjacent to an R or K
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