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Appears to be ITC Berkeley Old Style.

Carrying my logic a bit further ... If 100,000,000 people vote in the upcoming election and only those voters in 10 states matter and only 8% of them are still undecided and each campaign will be spending $1,000,000,000.00, then each of those undecided votes will have $1,250,000.00 spent trying...

His mother told him "Someday you will be a man, And you will be the leader of a big old band. Many people coming from miles around To hear you play your music when the sun go down Maybe someday your name will be in lights Saying Gino B. Goode tonight." Go go Go Gino go Go go go Gino go Go go go...

I'm not so sure the branding really matters. Current polls and other data indicate that only 8% of likely voters are still undecided and that the entire election depends on the results in only about 10 of the 50 states. Your vote Pat is irrelevant because your state and most others are already...

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LHF Sarah Script

Brings to mind the old joke about southern manners ...

ITC Garamond Bold

The difference in a three color cut vinyl job is whether or not any of the three colors overlays any other color ... thus increasing the square footage. It is also possible that your bid was beaten by someone who is actually calculating the material square footage of just the cut vinyl and not...

The font is called Breeze Script Connected (not a font of the same name PT Breeze Script). It is a font included with most Gerber Graphix Advantage and Omega software and does not appear to have a TTF clone.

The "R" is Retro Stereo Wide. The rest of the line is Retro Mono Wide.

No match here.

Gill Kayo and Freehand 521

No match that will help you. Jacinto Sans, however, was evidently made from the same original font.

Closest font I see would be Optima Extra Black. A better image would be helpful.

Please check our Merchant List in the Outsource category for lots of good choices.

Hmmmm ... this could be serious. What if the peeps discover there is life beyond Twitter. :ROFLMAO:

Thanks. Updates are appreciated. :thumb:

Too small to tell for sure but check out Bookman Swash.

You probably just need to change the LPI of the dot pattern. If you are printing from a vector, use Classic Dot and set the LPI for 70.7. If you are using an image, use Gerber Tone STC Photo and set the LPI for 70.7. If that doesn't work, try changing your output DPI to 300 x 300 (if you're...