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Postale

Postale

by Dear Alison
Individual Styles from $24.00 USD
Complete family of 4 fonts: $60.00 USD
Postale Font Poster 3
Postale Font Poster 4
Postale Font Poster 5
Postale Font Poster 1
Postale Font Poster 2
Postale Font Poster 3
Postale Font Poster 4
Postale Font Poster 5
Postale Font Poster 1
Postale Font Poster 2
Postale Font Poster 3
Postale Font Family was designed by Alison Argento and published by Dear Alison. Postale contains 4 styles and family package options.

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    Postale Complete Family

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    Per Style:

    $15.00 USD

    Pack of 4 styles:

    $60.00 USD

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    About Postale Font Family

    I recently came across an old travel journal I’d misplaced, and in it was a really rough sketch of an Italian post office. The sign lettering caught my eye while flipping through the pages, and while not my forte, I thought I’d take my stab at recreating sans-serif lettering as a font.


    The Postale family recaptures that old post signage and the vintage flair that appeals to me. A little reminiscing is always a good thing.


    You’ll find the Stylistic Alternates feature changes up the retro styled letters to a more modern sans serif styling for a handful of letterforms, if the vintage style of certain letters isn’t your cup of tea.

    Designers: Alison Argento

    Publisher: Dear Alison

    Foundry: Dear Alison

    Design Owner: Dear Alison

    MyFonts debut: Feb 29, 2020

    Postale

    About Dear Alison

    Dear Alison is the creation of Alison Argento, a travel writer based in Cherry Hill, New Jersey. Although her work dictates that she spend most of her time typing and editing at the computer keyboard, she prefers the traditional look and feel of handwritten letters and the freehand lettering arts along with the look of vintage type. Dear Alison fonts are meant to bring the handcrafted feel of personal correspondence to the digital age.

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