Incised Black Free TTF PC Font by Paul Lloyd Fonts<br />
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This olde style, medieval gothic handlettering blackletter calligraphic script is incised, normal width.  It is one of 8 fonts from the original Black blackletter family.<br />
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This TrueType font was created by Paul Lloyd and released as a free font, distributed without a specific license, and is therefore available for personal use, commercial use, studying, conversion to other platforms, editing, modifying, appending and/or (re)distribution.<br />
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What is particularly nice about this Blackletter stalwart is that it is legible, has nearly a full character set, offering uppercase, lowercase, numerals and some limited punctuation -&,.;:?!<br />
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This distribution archive is available at its homepage in Font-Journal:<br />
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http://www.font-journal.com/fonts/13276/incised_black.ttf<br />
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I have kept all of the Black family of fonts complete in another archive:<br />
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http://www.font-journal.com/fonts/13272/black_family.php<br />
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Fonts files included in the full Black Family distribution archive:<br />
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Embossed Black Normal.ttf  <br />
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Embossed Black Wide.ttf<br />
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Incised Black Wide.ttf<br />
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Incised Black.ttf<br />
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Plain Black Wide.ttf<br />
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Plain Black.ttf<br />
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Shadowed Black Wide.ttf<br />
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Shadowed Black.ttf<br />
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Incised Black is also available for download from the designer's website as a part of the complete Black Family archive at typOasis within Moorstation.org.  His Black Jewels section hosts the Blackletter fonts:<br />
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http://moorstation.org/typoasis/designers/lloyd/blackjewels/<br />
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Paul Loyd's fonts page is actually at the lloyd part of that address:<br />
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http://moorstation.org/typoasis/designers/lloyd/<br />
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Font Tools:<br />
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If you would like to get yourself a decent font editor and create, add to or otherwise modify any font, I recommend Fontographer, although TypeTool might do the job, also.  FontLab is the flagship typographic tool of Fontlab.<br />
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Be sure to submit any font you might create or legally modify that we could use here. Any font that has a complete letterset (A-Z, a-z, 0-9 &+~!@#$%^&*()_=-`"':;<>?/|\[{}],.) that is freely distributable would be greatly apprectiated, especially if it is OK for commercial use.  Be sure to use a unicode letterset when you save your work or the font simply won't display right here at Font-Journal.  It's our most important requirement.<br />
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About Font-Journal:<br />
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Font-Journal is a cataloged archive of freeware and shareware fonts that I maintain for my small business, start-up and freelancing clients.  I try to collect PC truetype freeware fonts that can be used for commercial purposes, and shareware fonts that can be used for commercial purposes upon registration and/or payment of the shareware fee.  I also try to collect freely distributable web fonts of the same variety.  The end result is a pretty decent font repository, although I can only work on it in my spare time, which I have little of.<br />
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