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Some Condensed form of Clarendon.

I seriously doubt it since none of the letters match (if it was a font both N's would probably look the same).

I have a decent computer with 16 gigs of ram but whenever I come across files with a lot of layers like that they take forever to open and make changes to. Is that an issue for you or do you just have a really expensive setup?

It's scheduled for the same day as the total solar eclipse if that helps any.

I use the following setting for EPS files: Versaworks > Queue A/B Settings > File Format > EPS Margin > .05 in If you're using PDF files it won't add a margin and you'll run into that problem a lot. Any more margin that and you're just wasting material IMO.

I'm doing it directly for a government military building and matching existing signage so I feel like if they don't want to be ADA compliant then oh well. They only need one. Thanks for the info on how to make one though. I didn't consider how simple it would be to make one myself.

Does anyone know where I can order a wayfinding sign identical to this? Thanks.

Mil is thousandths of an inch, or how thick the banner is. Ounces is a measurement of weight. There's no direct conversion because it will depend on the density of the banner.

I have searched everywhere and can't find it. Seems like maybe it has a faux bold effect or something...

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Anyone recognize this font? TIA

GRACE is Trajan

Never seen mildew on a squeegee before

3/4 x 1 Through Grip Standoffs, Round, Brass - Gold

Thanks Fred!

Anyone recognize this? Thanks

Well I just saw a picture from a news website that shows it from another angle so maybe it is real...

The face of the sign has two bolt heads sticking out of it. I don't think the ice would be able to slide down over those.

Ahh yes of course, the "got milk?" font.

ARB Stately Gothic is similar to the other font