But there are some fonts that are similar to Alicia like:

Kavaler Kursive: http://www.dafont.com/kavaler-kursive.font?text=Alicia%27s

Freehand 521: http://myfonts.us/td-38Rg7G

and Marketing Script: http://www.dafont.com/marketing-script.font?text=Alicia%27s

for the lpesh

Just packed meat...

De nada for nada...

I'm sure this is a font - but probably a shareware that someone created but didn't quite get there (spacing between the L and the apostrophe is what I'm referring to)

I found two scripts that might help you out - same kind of feeling - but not the same.

Lelet Script (because of the t): http://myfonts.us/td-k6mdYS
Bella Donna: http://myfonts.us/td-jTi0EZ

Manually condensed and it's a busy day for CITY

You got me - I stopped to write a message to the guy! Silly me...

Dear Seguricarl,

I know it's a font - but I think you need to know you need an attitude adjustment if you want help in the future. A please can someone identify this font - should suffice. What the crap is "better not answer"? Shall I not answer because of your wise crack? Think about it - you catch more flies with honey then you do with vinegar.

You are most welcome.

It almost looks like Reflex-Black - with the bar on the A moved down, the S cut up a bit - and then all made into a 3-D chisel kind of font...

Which is Bitstream's version of Berthold's City (well, they did give Berthold credit for it... but they renamed it not to pay the royalites.)

Oh an my apologies for not looking closer before - I thought Mal got it right... ooops.

But the basis for creating seems to be Felix Titling

Ah but then you can be happy with all the French lingerie designers -- who make bras that are mwah - superb...

Just wait - as you age - gravity takes over and never let's go...

Harriet - the answer is neither to that. I have no reason to be sarcastic, and as an ex-typographer, I was never allowed to show preference - (though I have to admit I love Rob Leuschke's scripts - shhhh)

What I was doing was applauding the fact that you created a font, that it is here on dafont.com and that someone recently asked for an ID for it... that is an accomplishment to be proud of.

Don't mind these other "boobs" they are just into boobs and having a fun time - which is needed by all of us. After all, haven't you heard, typography has gone the way of the dinosaurs.

I don't know where they got the G from but the rest is Coronet Bold

It looks very close to a mixture of Trixie Rough Light and Trixie Rough Heavy