About Ten Ton Ballyhoo font

Sometimes, naming a new font is like naming a rock band. That's about all I want to reveal about the title of Ten Ton Ballyhoo. Since I was a little late with the font this month I put a little bonus elbow-grease into it - This is a full keyboard stressed poster font with my usual extras, plus a bonus Alternates font which replaces the letters (both upper- and lowercase) and numerals with differently-stressed versions of the same glyphs, which I've shown off in the sample image (regardless of what the title may refer to, it has the handy bonus of featuring multiple letters that benefit from the font's own design).

The Alternates font repeats the other glyphs (punctuation and so on) for convenience, allowing either font to act as a standalone.

If you're interested in licensing this font for public or organizational use, email me at [email protected] and be sure to specify the font's title. I'll respond with instructions.

Free for Personal Use

This fonts are authors' property, and are either shareware, demo versions or public domain. The licence mentioned above the download button is just an indication. Please look at the readme-files in the archives or check the indicated author's website for details, and contact him if in doubt. If no author/licence is indicated that's because we don't have information, that doesn't mean it's free.

TenTonBallyhoo - ReadMe

TEN TON BALLYHOO (AND ALTERNATES)
TrueType Fonts by S. John Ross
Cumberland Games & Diversions
www.cumberlandgames.com

Sometimes, naming a new font is like naming a rock band. That�s about all I want to reveal about the title of Ten Ton Ballyhoo. Since I was a little late with the font this month I put a little bonus elbow-grease into it � This is a full keyboard stressed poster font with my usual extras, plus a bonus Alternates font which replaces the letters (both upper- and lowercase) and numerals with differently-stressed versions of the same glyphs, which I�ve shown off in the sample image (regardless of what the title may refer to, it has the handy bonus of featuring multiple letters that benefit from the font�s own design).

The Alternates font repeats the other glyphs (punctuation and so on) for convenience, allowing either font to act as a standalone.

These fonts are copyright � 2005 by S. John Ross. "Cumberland Games & Diversions" is a trademark of S. John Ross. These fonts are freeware for private, non-commercial use. Contact me at [email protected] if you're interested in a licence for public or organizational use for one or each of them.

This ZIP archive may be freely distributed provided none of the contents are altered or removed.

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