Font Library
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Serif Serif fonts have little flags, called serifs at the end of each stroke. Most of the text you read in books and magazines is serif text.	Serif Font Example:
Sans Serif Sans serif faces lack serifs, and are often used for signs, headers, and text displayed on screens.	Sans Serif Font Example:
Oldstyle Oldstyle typefaces are based on ancient, medieval, or early modern lettering.	Oldstyle Font Example:
Script Script and handwritten faces include cursive scripts, chancery scripts, and fonts that look like handwriting.	Script Font Example:
Engravers' Engravers' faces are based on lettering originally developed for metal stamping and engraving.	Engravers' Font Example:
Freestyle Freestyle typefaces include exotic and stylized fonts often used in titles, signs, and logos.	Freestyle Font Example:
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