This beautifully designed book cover makes great use of Dead Man's Hand, a font from our Wild West Press collection. This font was drawn by a prominent Kansas writing master. His only direction was to create a handwriting that would reflect someone who would be "handier with a six-shooter than with a pen" We believe he succeeded beautifully.

Sorry, folks - it's probably all gone by now, but we're sure the guests at a recent event at the Texas Ranger Museum sponsored by USFN had no trouble finding dessert with this great sign by graphic artist Denise Werner.

Ah - Walden Font Co. has arrived in the blogosphere! While googling for something completely unrelated, we spotted this instructive website. We're honored the authors deemed the fonts of the Wild West Press sufficiently manly for their masthead!

The good folks at www.honestfoods.com have sent us some pictures of their delicious new products. All made better by our fonts smack on their labels. Check it out!

Paul Jenkins at 40 Rocks Design Studio says "Our studio is designing 3 posters for God’s Country Outfitters and the Wild West Set was exactly what we needed to make our concept of a rugged wanted poster come to life. Needless to say, our client LOVED it! Thanks for the great stuff." You're very welcome, Paul!

Jon at Fat Caddy Records sends us these wonderful posters. He writes: "We use [your fonts] more than we should" - c'mon Jon - with our fonts, there's no such thing!

Sarah produced this lovely flyer with fonts from the Wild West Press (the script font is Ale Paul's "Burgues Script", not sold by Walden Font Co.) We especially love the color scheme!

Graphic Designer Brice Beasley sent us this great poster, showcasing what you can do with the Wild West Press!

Owen Troy of Design des Troy had this to say: "I wanted to pass along a series of posters we did for a local up-and- coming rollicking seafaring country rock band Sweet Crude Bill and the Lighthouse Nautical Society. We couldn't have gotten the right off-kilter antiquity look for their sound without your Wild West type, which we used (heck, overused) in a frenzy." Well done, Owen!

Caldecott Winning Children's Book typeset with the Civil War Press: Casey At the Bat: A Ballad of the Republic Sung in the Year 1888, A Caldecott Honor Book by Ernest L. Thayer and Christopher Bing makes extensive use of the Fonts of Civil War Press.

The Airbrush Outlaws have been in the biz for over 10 years, serving satisfied customers in Milwaukee and Chicago. Their new website, launched in February 2007 features clip-art and fonts from the Wild West Press all around. Visit them at airBrushOutlaws.com

Well here's something new - a tattoo of Henry David Thoreau sitting on a pumpkin, surrounded by his famous pronouncement "I would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself than be crowded on a velvet cushion" typeset - well, inked, rather - in Webster Italic WF from the Minuteman Printshop.