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Old Map Fonts
Antiquarian™

An interpretation of the titles and captions in Atlas Historique, published in Europe in the early 1700s. (1 font, $39.)

Old Map Fonts
Antiquarian Scribe™

Modeled after the hand-lettering on an original page I have of an early-18th-century world atlas. (1 font, $39.)

Old Map Fonts, Display Faces
Bonnycastle™

A replication of the hand-lettered titles in the charts and maps of Sir Richard Henry Bonnycastle (1791–1847). (1 font, $39.)

Old Map Fonts
Geographica Hand™

A painstaking simulation of the titles and place names on 18th century cartographic engravings. (1 font, $39.)

Historical Pens, Old Map Fonts
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.)

Old Map Fonts
Terra Ignota™

Modeled after the script of a pirate—or perhaps the lettering on a map of North America, circa 1650. (1 font, $39.)

Old Map Fonts, Book Texts
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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