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If you want to recreate the vibe of vintage posters you saw in old cafes, this font will help you! Eternal Patrol bold font has 196 characters included and it looks perfect in any design: logos, labels, t-shirt prints, product packaging, magazine covers, titles and others. The military style font comes in OTF, TTF and WOFF. The font includes lower and uppercase letters, symbols and much more.

The Old Navy is another military font family. These fonts are the best for military-style branding and will decorate any of your projects. You can also use these military fonts to create a logo or use for small businesses, t-shirts, book covers, stationery, marketing, blogs, magazines, and more. This font family works perfectly with many colors, including black, white and grey.

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Packing House is a display font including both serif and sans-serif font styles. Inspired by the old packing houses of the late 19th century, this top-grade military type is excellent for branding, packaging design, logo marks, and much much more. It utilizes clean and bold characters that are scalable and easy to read. Packing House contains a total of 94 glyphs, 26 Serif Letters and 26 Sans-Serif Letters.

Chaser is military stencil font inspired by aviation style. It includes 3 weights (clean, rough and printed) and has a narrow specialization to be an excellent option for military-style projects and any bold design in modern and vintage versions. This font also includes several illustrations that may be useful for creating your project and will be a handy addition.

There are many fonts that can help you create a bold design, but this one is truly outstanding! The Depot Trapharet 2D is the military font based on the lettering of Lviv tram stands describing the city tram routes. The font is characterized by brutal simplicity bordering with primitivity. The minimalistic style will be suitable for some vintage-aimed projects, retro design, packaging, logo design and product presentation.

The original designer of this Mrs Eaves small-caps font was John Baskerville. In 1757, he created this font in Birmingham, England, and named it after his wife, Sarah Eaves. Zuzana Licko redesigned the font with the original face in 1996. e24fc04721