Hello to all I have been lurking and learning from all of you but Iam still new here so bear with me. I need to find a truetype font called "VERMARCO" IF YOU HAVE IT AND WILL SHARE PLEASE LET ME KNOW OR MAYBE YOU KNOW A SUPPLIER THAT SELLS THIS FONT
Thanks chris
Posted by Jillbeans (Member # 1912) on :
Hey Chris, I remember that font from my old punk-rock art school days. Kind of a retro-20s-tombstone-looking thing. It was in the Letraset catalog. I noticed Corel has a lot of those old fonts. Have you checked there? Love...Jill
Posted by Chris Armstrong (Member # 4651) on :
thanks Jill but do you mean corel or letraset ? chris
Posted by Jillbeans (Member # 1912) on :
oops! D'oh! Corel. Luv Jill
Posted by Chris Armstrong (Member # 4651) on :
jill I tried corel with no luck thank you chris
Posted by Checkers (Member # 63) on :
Hiya Chris, I searched my font collection and, surprisingly, I don't have it. However, it appears to be a common font used by monument makers. Here's a pic on another web site...
Havin' fun,
Checkers
Posted by Ray Rheaume (Member # 3794) on :
Chris,
I did a quick Google search and it appears to be a popular font with the monument industry. It's available to be puchased online here...
Hope this helps... Rapid
Posted by Jillbeans (Member # 1912) on :
PS I have thought since 1980 that it was veNmarco...? j.
Posted by Olde Lang Signs (Member # 336) on :
I was told by one of my clients that was a monument company that Vermarco was a font developed by VErmont MARble COmpany. It was used foremany yeards by the monument industry as a standard (helveticaesque) font. It shouldn't be hard to find if you look. Jeff
Posted by Fred Weiss (Member # 3662) on :
Gerber has had Vermarco in their proprietary font library since the 1980's. I think it is included with every seat of their Omega software.
