'Spencerian Script' is a time-tested classic developed in 1848 by American educator and handwriting teacher Platt Rogers Spencer. Spencer believed that America needed a style of penmanship that could be written quickly, legibly and elegantly for both business correspondence and personal letter-writing. In 1848, Spencer, along with Victor M. Rice, published Spencer and Rice's System of Business and Ladies' Penmanship.

'Paris' is a Modern take on an Art Deco/ Art Moderne typeface, and brings the perfect pairing of elegance and legibility.

'Old Kinderhook' is a historic script inspired by President Martin Van Buren, our Nation's 8th President, and resident of the nearby town of Kinderhook, NY. He earned the nicknames "Little Magician" and the "Red Fox" for his cunning politics. When he was President, Van Buren used a code, 'O.K' to denote a person who was on the 'inside' and could be trusted. It meant that they were either from 'Old Kinderhook,' or had connections there. The expression 'O.K.' is used all around the world to this day.

Noble carries the regal legacy of its name, evoking the grandiosity of ceremonial decrees. Nobles's engraved appearance harks back to an era where print was a craft, and a message held the weight of its presentation. Its delicate shading echo the careful hand of a master engraver, once dedicated to crafting imagery for nobility. Ideal for headlines, it commands attention with an air of authenticity and heritage, ensuring that your event's title is not merely read, but revered.