(x) The Return of The Scarlet Pimpernel - various {gang}

anonymous23 Oct 2002

Does anyone know of a font like the one used for the title of this book?

http://www.madaboutbooks.com/bookimage.asp?width=300&height=400&isbn=1840321180&issue=1

Any suggestions for fonts with a similar hand written 17th/18th century feel would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

nike24 Oct 2002#

http://www.myfonts.com/FontFamily5970.html

tsprowl24 Oct 2002#

or americratika formerly known as democratika

http://www.fonthead.com/fonts-vol4.html

Stephen Coles24 Oct 2002#

Batarde Coulee from Lineto is a nice 1700s script based on Fournier's hand. Mark van Bronkhorst's Chanson d'Amour may have been based on the same source. And in the same vein is Schooner Script from Brian Willson.

Stephen Coles24 Oct 2002#

Damn this forum's non-standard format coding!

anonymous24 Oct 2002#

How about this?

http://www.myfonts.com/Testdrive?id=85098&s=The+Triumph+of+The+Scarlet+Pimpernel&p=96&submit=Display

anonymous24 Oct 2002#

Fabulous! La Figura is just what I was looking for (thanks, David) and the other suggestions are equally lovely.

Thank you all so much for your help.

core24 Oct 2002#

Adobe Arcana?

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