MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

High res image of this sign:


AG Old Face Pro Bold, thickened by signmaker.

Format is Photoshop template file.

The user is expected to use the stamp letters so that they line up like a standard font. See the top of the box shown in the lower half of the image.

This is Morris Fuller Benton's Century Schoolbook, created for American Type Founders, 1915-1923.
It has a condensed uppercase that matches the one found in Paratype's version of Century Schoolbook. For the lowercase use the regular width.

Swash bottom of _T_ is custom. Looks like mirror of swash bottom of _M_

Berthold's London Text, with fill deleted



Does not seem to be a current legitimate source for purchase.

p.s. OPTI's Leon Text is similar, but has differences such as the location of the hairline between the top terminal and the lhs stroke of _a_

Hoefler & Co created a font to match the numbers in U.S. currency.

Note that the Hoefler webpage for Numbers Greenback says:

"Hoefler & Co. has refrained from giving Greenback a companion alphabet, to avoid tempting would-be counterfeiters…"

For the _G_ you will have to rely on an approximate substitute. Check out this monospaced DIN:
https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/parachute/pf-din-mono/

In the predigital era this was called Putty
https://www.flickr.com/photos/stewf/32483252291/

Horizontally compressed and new texture to make HICKOK title.

Ariston Bold or Extra Bold, sloped by user leftwards to upright alignment