Perdido Font by The Scriptorium

Below you can see an example of the Perdido font.
All our fonts, including the Perdido font can be downloaded for free as long as you respect the rights defined by the author of the font.

Fancy : Western
The Scriptorium (David F. Nalle)
The Scriptorium website
Truetype
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158 times
Demo

copyright: Perdido - Demo Version. Copyright 1999, David F. Nalle, Scriptorium Fonts. To register go to http://www.fontcraft.com/scriptorium. (( Lowercase and punctuation added, file fixed and recompiled by MEG 1-3-2001. ))





This font supports numbers, lowercase characters, uppercase characters and accented characters.

List of supported unicode character blocks with number of characters:

• Basic Latin = 91 of 128 characters
• Latin-1 Supplement = 60 of 128 characters
• Latin Extended-A = 4 of 128 characters
• Latin Extended-B = 1 of 208 characters
• Greek = 1 of 135 characters
• General Punctuation = 9 of 111 characters
• Letterlike Symbols = 1 of 80 characters
• Mathematical Operators = 11 of 256 characters

Western fonts evoke the rugged, adventurous spirit of the Wild West, ideal for themed events, signage, and rustic branding..

This font is a truetype font that was uploaded on 29.09.2013.
It has been downloaded 158 times.

The license of this font is Demo. This means that you can freely try out this font, but a license is required to keep using this font. Some characters might be missing from this font, but as soon as you purchase a license the full version will be made available to you through the author.

How to install Perdido.ttf

The downloaded file, Perdido.zip, is a compressed file containing the font file 'Perdido.ttf'.
You need to unzip the truetype file to a temporay folder.

On Windows 10/11 you can right-click the font file and select Install.
Another option on Windows is to open the fonts control panel and drag the file into the installed fonts.
The preferred way to do this is to use a font manager, which gives you better control over all your fonts.

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