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Abigail Adams™
Inspired by the hand of the eponymous eighteenth-century American patriot in her letters to her husband, John. (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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American Scribe™
The first of its kind, American Scribe replicates the penmanship of the man who engrossed the Declaration of Independence. (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Austin Pen™
Inspired by Stephen F. Austin’s handwriting in his famous, secret Mexican prison diary of 1834. (2 fonts, $49.) | View Details » |
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Botanical Scribe™
A recreation of the formal inscriptions on old floral engravings of Pierre-Joseph Redouté, the “The Raphael of Flowers.” (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Douglass Pen™
Douglass Pen duplicates the handsome historical penmanship of Frederick Douglass—with an extensive character set. (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Emily Austin™
Our first historical penmanship font based on the hand of a woman—a clear and delicate, yet forceful, hand. (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Geographica Script™
A true-to-life reproduction of the elegant roundhand script used on maps and trade cards of the middle 1700s. (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Houston Pen™
There’s perhaps one most-memorable Texas hero, and his correspondence closely resembled type set in Houston Pen. (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Lamar Pen™
A clone of the cursive hand of Mirabeau B. Lamar, a celebrated Texan of the early days of the Republic. (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Military Scribe™
Inspired by the meticulous penmanship in the mid- to late-1770s muster rolls of His Majesty’s Tenth Regiment of Foot. (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Old Man Eloquent™
A recreation of the handwriting of John Quincy Adams in the diary he kept for nearly 70 years. (2 fonts, $49.) | View Details » |
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Remsen Script™
An interpretation of the fine engrossing script on a single document writ by a Colonial American penman. (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Schooner Script™
There’s a dramatic maritime tale behind Schooner Script, based on a single letter written on 18 September 1825. (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Texas Hero™
Gen’l T. J. Rusk couldn’t have known his dispatches to the Texas Army would someday inspire Texas Hero. (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Cedar Street™
Grab a ballpoint and a porous notepad, print, scan, place—or just install Cedar Street and use your keyboard. (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Marydale™
If you want to give your words a truly chatty feel, you might want to give Marydale a try. Three weights. (3 fonts, $79.) | View Details » |
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Oak Street™
While using Oak Street for that casual design project, don’t be surprised if you get a whiff of good food cookin’. (1 font, $29.) | View Details » |
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Professor™
Get your hands on Professor, and you’ll have at your disposal a handsome, legible, matter-of-fact cursive script face. (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Pumpkinseed™
Ever wish you had really neat hand-lettering? And could write in eight styles? Maybe Pumpkinseed can help. (8 fonts, $89.) | View Details » |
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Viktorie™
Not too clean and not too shabby, Viktorie is based on the distinctive scrawl of a woman who really writes like that. (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Antiquarian™
An interpretation of the titles and captions in Atlas Historique, published in Europe in the early 1700s. (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Antiquarian Scribe™
Modeled after the hand-lettering on an original page I have of an early-18th-century world atlas. (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Bonnycastle™
A replication of the hand-lettered titles in the charts and maps of Sir Richard Henry Bonnycastle (1791–1847). (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Geographica™
Inspired by the neat hand-done engravings of Thomas Jefferys (ca. 1710–1771), Geographer to King George III. (4 fonts, $99.) | View Details » |
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Geographica Hand™
A painstaking simulation of the titles and place names on 18th century cartographic engravings. (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Geographica Script™
A true-to-life reproduction of the elegant roundhand script used on maps and trade cards of the middle 1700s. (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Terra Ignota™
Modeled after the script of a pirate—or perhaps the lettering on a map of North America, circa 1650. (1 font, $39.) | View Details » |
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Attic Antique™
An old, broken, wavy, Century-style text face with one somewhat dark roman weight and a true italic. (2 fonts, $49.) | View Details » |
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Bonsai™
Years ago, you’d occasionally find lopsided type in an offset print job—Bonsai mimics such an interesting look. (2 fonts, $49.) | View Details » |
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Broadsheet™
A full-featured typeface that accurately replicates mid– to late–18th century Colonial American newspaper type. (2 fonts, $49.) | View Details » |
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Castine™
Little did the headstone carver know, more than two centuries ago, that he was creating the inspiration for Castine. (2 fonts, $49.) | View Details » |
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3IP Antique Text Fonts Collection™
Our Antique Text Fonts Collection: Four vintage text faces for that authentic dated look. (8 fonts, $129.) | View Details » |
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3IP Historical Pen Fonts Collection™
Our Historical Pen Fonts Collection: Fifteen authentic-looking pen faces modeled after actual vintage handwriting. (17 fonts, $199.) | View Details » |
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3IP Modern Handwritten Fonts Collection™
Our Modern Handwritten Fonts Collection: Seven real-looking handwriting faces that’ll cause double-takes wherever you go. (15 fonts, $189.) | View Details » |
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3IP Offbeat Grab Bag™
Our Offbeat Grab Bag: Three wacky fonts that defy all attempts at description. (3 fonts, $49.) | View Details » |
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3IP Type Library™
Three Islands Press’s entire portfolio, to date: 34 typefaces (55 fonts among them) that closely replicate found source material. (55 fonts, $499.) | View Details » |
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Age of Discovery Bundle™
Our Age of Discovery Bundle: An assortment of twelve fonts that replicate pre-1800s materials. (12 fonts, $149.) | View Details » |
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Geographica Fonts Set™
Our Geographica Fonts Set: Three full-featured vintage cartographic faces comprising six fonts in all. (6 fonts, $89.) | View Details » |
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Handwritten History Bundle™
Our Handwritten History Bundle: Twenty real-looking handwriting fonts covering four centuries of scribbling—at a very deep discount. (20 fonts, $149.) | View Details » |
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Old Map Fonts Collection™
Our Old Map Fonts Collection: Seven replica map fonts modeled after materials from the 1600s to the 1800s. (7 fonts, $149.) | View Details » |
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OldFonts Historical Library™
Our OldFonts Historical Library: Twenty-four vintage scripts, texts, and cartographic faces that replicate genuine historical materials. (33 fonts, $399.) | View Details » |
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Texas Heroes Fonts Set™
Our Texas Heroes Font Set: Five 19th-century script fonts representing the hands of real people from the Republic of Texas. (6 fonts, $99.) | View Details » |
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“The fonts you offer are quite unique and beautifully done.... Your site and ecommerce process was also a pleasure to view and to use.”
—R.M., Newbury NH
“[American Scribe] is the 3rd font I have ordered from this foundry! Love them. Thanks for the good and authentic work!”
—V.B., BC, Canada
“The Texas Hero font is fantastic and just what I have been looking for.”
—D.M., Mahwah NJ
“I think [Texas Hero] is amazing. It is incredibly beautiful and in my opinion looks very authentic.”
—E.H., Brookline MA
“I have never encountered such fine and detailed work in a handwritten font before. I heartily applaud your attention to detail and historical accuracy.”
—J.W., Seattle WA
“These are fantastic fonts, and I appreciate that your company offers a trial download (minus the "e") so I could sell these fonts to my client.”
—L.A., Woodinville WA
“The Lamar Pen font is divine. We are using it on a novel set in the eighteenth century, and the author is ecstatic.”
—J.H., London, England
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