Anyone know this font?

[Stacey K]

I think it's from the 1980's. Closest I can find is Suti but I feel like I've seen this before so would like to match.

 

[mfatty500]

It keeps coming up as Komika Axis on FMF, but the & is different. And it's a bit thicker.

 

[Stacey K]

It keeps coming up as Komika Axis on FMF, but the & is different. And it's a bit thicker.

This will work! I'll find a different ampersand, thank you!

 

[Broome Signs]

looks like Flash to me, an old letraset font

PB

 

[mfatty500]

Broome Signs is correct!

 

[MissEmmaLee]

looks like Flash to me, an old letraset font

PB

It's a version, but Flash serifs are bilateral in the Flash I'm seeing online. Here, these serifs are only in one direction. Look at the cross serif on the G. Flash is also more casual.

 

[Stacey K]

I ended up using Komika Axis and replacing the ampersand, cut and delivered Friday. BUT - I'm going to make a note in the file about Flash thank you!

 

[saltybum]

Original hand lettered grocery store one stroke script. First font most sign writers learned way back in the previous century.

 

[LizKeenan]

The font is Dom Casual! We used to use this on those charity checks.