Railroad station sign ACL or SCL
13 years ago
1 replies (6 years ago)
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Thank you for any help. This is from a historic railroad depot sign in Gainesville, Florida. The sign may have been created while the station was operated by Atlantic Coast Line or Seaboard Coast Line, or Seaboard Air Line. The depot is being renovated and we are hoping to use the same font for other signage in the building and around the grounds. Thank you. Jim
13 years ago
Hello
Similar:
http://www.whatfontis.com/GHEA-Aspet-Bold-armtype.font?text=AINESVILLE
Alex
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