Hello. I need some help identifying a font name which was found when researching possibilites for wedding invitations. I am frustrated because the company (regency thermographics) only displays the font number (#345), but no name. It seems unique because the lower case letters are just smaller versions of the uppercase. Any help is much appreciated!
(another question - do stationary companies intentionally omit the font name so customers wont
copy? thanks again!)
Wow! Thanks for the direction. I was thinking copperplate gothic, but I can see how the uppercase 'A' is much different. Thank you very much!
Looks more like Classic Roman Light but hard to tell from such a small sample.
Patricia's suggestion appears to be spot on...
Faux small caps N/A.
I think that it is Trajan pro if not it's the nearest to it
Actually, they are not faux small caps - that is how the font was designed. There is no lower case. The weights of the caps and the small caps are consistent, unlike what you get with "faux" small caps.
Trajan is way off, look at the M.
Nice Patricia. I am amazed at how much information this discussion board provided. Thanks again for all your help.
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