Script Font Identification Guide

Part 7 - CASUAL Category
Casual Flowing Script (Continued)

These script fonts are connected letters, but they are obviously more relaxed and informal than the Formal script faces above. Letterforms are less uniform and are usually easier to read, yet would not be confused with everyday handwriting.
Use the underlined links below to navigate between major script font Categories
(just remember FACES ) of the various Style Groups :

Formal, Artistic, Casual, Elegant, and Strange.

Use the underlined links below to navigate between Style Groups of the Casual Category:

Casual Flowing Script, Casual Non-flowing Script, Everyday Handwriting,
Antique Handwriting, Everyday Hand Printing, Childish Lettering

Casual Flowing Script
"See 'fontname' " is used below image to indicate the true font name referenced in the Script Font Reference List

Based on 'Lapis' by Niebolo, which is in turn based on Bauer 'Manuscript' 19th century script. Font has alternates & ligatures, not shown here. Also digitized as 'Bayern Handschrift' by Nick Curtis (see Part 10, page 6); and as 'Mary Monroe' by Intecsas.

Canada Type revival of Romany Script by A. R. Bosco (1934). See Solotype revival on page 3 Part 8

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Date of this page version: 10 Mar 2006

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