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Iskoola Pota (Bold) although Caslon 3 is similar but not an exact match.

Probably price. It has been the most reliable film we've worked with over the last 33 years and remains the most used on our vinyl racks.

The font started out as Tabasco (Bold). Someone then edited it to close all the open portions.

When dealing with image sizes, the only thing that matters is pixel dimensions. That shows you the actual size of the image so you can evaluate its suitability for your project. Resolution, DPI etc. only come into play when you hit the Print button. In the following examples, it should be...

ITC Serif Gothic Std (Bold) using either an alternate "e" or a modified "e".

Pretty sure that one has come up before and it was decided that it is a proprietary font used by Pierce Fire Trucks.

Looks like Souvenir to me.

Still no match here.

Metro Medium LT Two aka Geometric 415 Md BT

Stardos Stencil (Bold)

We offer Edge printing to the trade and we are a merchant member here. What do you need?

Yes. The Vector Doctor has been offering those services here for a number of years.

The closest I see is ... KELLER = DINMittelschrift (Regular) WILLIAMS = GillSansLight (Regular)

No match here

No match here

Yup. After 13 years I'm ready to spend more time with digital art creation and publishing. But I'll still be hanging out here as both a regular and a merchant member. It was the right time for me to sell and Paul would have been my first choice as someone to take Signs 101 to the next level. He...

You're correct, you are reading it wrong. So let's examine it up close. You quoted: First off, your quote applied to fair use of copyrighted material and doesn't directly address trademarks or intellectual property in general but for our purposes, we'll not concern ourselves with that ...

Concielian Bold

You've got it exactly backwards. If you are doing any of those things, then fair use comes into play. If you or you client are using the intellectual property for advertising or any commercial gain, then you need permission.

We do a fair amount for individual squads in our county Sheriff's department. We made a vector template for the plates we use which we use for cutting them out once they're printed. Then it's just a matter of wet applying them to each tag by eye. No trim is needed and we Edge print them so no...