Tuscan is a style of font from the 19th century, popular with wood type foundries. It has upturned serifs, scalloped contours and is often associated with embellished saloon style display fonts. MyFonts has a partial list:

• Prescott (Page Studio Graphics, 2001, named after the old capital of Arizona).
• Gullywasher WBW (Nick Curtis, 2001).
• 57 Rodeo and 66 Rodeo (Baseline Fonts, 2002). [I do not agree with this classification here.]
• Vglee (Ingrimayne type, 1996).
• Salloon (Ingrimayne Type, 1990), Court Gesture, Court Jester, Jester RES and Jester Two (all 1990, Ingrimayne Type).
• Muskitos Caps (Ingrimayne Type, 1996).
• Thunderbird (Kingsley/ATF).
• QuentinEF (Elsner&Flake).
• Thunderbird (Kingsley/ATF).

• TuscanMF Narrow (Richard William Mueller).
• Zebrawood (Adobe).
• Main Strike and Gold Standard (Font Mesa).
• Many fonts at Wooden Type by Jordan Davies: Tuscan Egyptian, Antique Tuscan, Gothic Tuscan, Tuscan Italian.

EXTERNAL LINKS
Tuscan fonts
Google search page

INTERNAL LINKS
Western fonts ⦿ Nick Curtis ⦿

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