rrobyrrroby
Two Pair
Any help?
Help to identify this font (1 Viewer)
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bsdunbar1
4 of a Kind
ekricket
Royal Flush
Lol TRK denomination font is what it’s colloquially known as
ekricket
Royal Flush
FDLmold
Royal Flush
I'm not sure that's one you're going to find in MS Word lol. But it is about the best hot stamp font ever.
This?
I’ve seen that typeface asked about previously, and I don’t think there ever was an answer.
If its origin is old enough, the typeface may have been drawn by hand, like so many early inlay designs.
If its origin is old enough, the typeface may have been drawn by hand, like so many early inlay designs.
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Does anyone have clean vectors of the common numbers (1,2,5,0) and currency symbols ($,¢) in this font?
Dodger
Flush
Try searching ‘WhatTheFont”.
I believe it’s on the myfonts.com site. You can upload an image and identify the area of the image you want to analyze for a font.
Sometimes you can get a perfect match. Other times, it will give you a list of possibles. Worth a try.
https://www.myfonts.com/pages/whatthefont
I believe it’s on the myfonts.com site. You can upload an image and identify the area of the image you want to analyze for a font.
Sometimes you can get a perfect match. Other times, it will give you a list of possibles. Worth a try.
https://www.myfonts.com/pages/whatthefont
I don’t think that font exists commercially anywhere.
SeanGecko
4 of a Kind
I used the photo to make this in Illustrator. If anyone has an example of the matching cent sign, I'll add it.
I'll make the vector available to anyone that wants it.
I'll make the vector available to anyone that wants it.
@Josh Kifer are these (or the new TRK dies you had made) proprietary or open source/public domain? If they were duplicates of the TRK denoms, would it be considered fair use for others?Those are the dies used for the DDs bourbon basement. I have new TRKs being made end of month.
Not getting into the hotstamping business, but the fonts/graphics might be cool to use as faux hotstamps on ceramics, or printed on labels for inlays like @Machine's Icarus chips.
Interesting, it's not the same typeface, but very similar for sure.
Doubt they are a true duplicate, but same style for sure. Tons of different versions that have very small differences.
Yeah, definitely not duplicate of the OP, since yours have ball terminals.
Since @Colquhoun is making what he (re)created available, could just use that, but curious if you'd allow use of yours for non-hotstamp purposes. (Also what is the difference between your original denom dies and the new ones?)
Fortunately the $ and ¢ are not ornate, so finding a similar "C" and adding vertical lines would probably fit the style. Or just creating it from scratch:
(Right graphic is just an expansion of the center, which is just combining/removing the overlapping shapes in the left graphic.)
https://www.dafont.com/easyopenface.font is pretty close:
The free version of the font does not include $ or ¢ though.
The free version of the font does not include $ or ¢ though.
Here is a set with the cent sign. If anyone wants the vector files (.ai, .svg, .eps, and .pdf formats) PM me and I'll provide a link.
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