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Both appear to be Friz Quadrata Bold.

I don't think the font is a rounded corner font. Rather it has had a stroke added to embolden it with the stroke set for rounded corners. Best guess as to the font that was used to start the process ... Avenir Next LT Pro (Heavy)

Possibly Kozuka Mincho Pro (H Heavy Bold *Oblique)

Goudy and Goudy Handtooled

Univers LT Pro (67 Bold Condensed) ... Adobe or Linotype version.

Photina Casual

Museo Slab (500)

Looks like Goudy Old Style to me. :Cool 2:

If you don't get an answer here, you might want to check with the various exhibit companies that show up on a Google search. One might be willing to supply you with what you need or share their source. https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=DecoBrite&start=0

No match here.

Sorry to disagree with you but everything there is various weights of Bookman and Bookman Old Style. Also, uploading a PDF instead of a JPG causes extra steps for anyone willing to help you.

:blueboy: :Oops: I stand corrected. Shouting prevention was turned on. It is now turned off. Try it now. SHOUTING IS WHEN A POST IS IN ALL CAPS.

Don't know. There's nothing I'm aware of in the forum settings that would force lower case letters ... which is sometimes termed "shouting prevention". You might want to try switching your editor from enhanced to standard to see if that helps.

:blondie: Somewhere, someplace, can't remember where, but it's a setting in your auto spelling auto formatting that does it.

There really hasn't be a request or any particular need for such a category in our 13 years of operation. I think whatever may be suitable is in the General Signmaking forum.

Bickley Script

I'm pretty sure this font has been submitted before and that it was determined it was a proprietary font used by a fire equipment manufacturer.

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