[rring]

Hi:
I would be grateful if someone could tell me what that 60s/70s retro font is that is really popular with the US States retro tshirts these days. Its kind of a bubbly font that looks similar to a font called Keep On Truckin.

You see it on vintage shirts that says things like "Montana is for lovers."

This Midwest shirt example here uses it too:
http://www.vintagevantage.com/productcats_new.php?productcat_id=2&subcat=hombres&PHPSESSID=55e450838374356b67c776cf4a822444&start=30

Thanks for your help!
RR

 

[artshirt]

Here they are:
http://desktoppub.about.com/od/freefonts/l/bl_dd_retro1.htm

Hi:
I would be grateful if someone could tell me what that 60s/70s retro font is that is really popular with the US States retro tshirts these days. Its kind of a bubbly font that looks similar to a font called Keep On Truckin.

You see it on vintage shirts that says things like "Montana is for lovers."

This Midwest shirt example here uses it too:
http://www.vintagevantage.com/productcats_new.php?productcat_id=2&subcat=hombres&PHPSESSID=55e450838374356b67c776cf4a822444&start=30

Thanks for your help!
RR

 

[sarafina]

Here they are:
http://desktoppub.about.com/od/freefonts/l/bl_dd_retro1.htm

Thanks for the link but those fonts are more 1940's-1960's. The one he's referring to are more recent, 1970's-1980's type font. For the record rring, i've also been looking for them but all I find is 'keep on truckin'. If anybody else knows of these fonts, please do tell....

 

[jdr8271]

That font looks like cooper black. Here are some links to retro fonts:
http://simplythebest.net/fonts/retro_fonts.html
http://desktoppub.about.com/od/freefonts/l/bl_dd_retro1.htm
http://www.1001fonts.com/fonts_overview.html?page=1&category_id=18

another cool retro font is candice...thats the font used in the pimp my ride logo.

 

[rring]

Thanks a lot for your suggestions! I dug into those and at last came up with what may very well be the mystery font - Cooper Black

If not, Cooper Black is very very close.

 

[Elevate(r)]

check out http://www.identifont.com/
it is a great to find the name of a font you are looking for as long as you have a sample to reference. The site is not 100% accureate by any means, but it can get you close and is some times right on the money.