2024年6月18日 · Trying to find the font (or at least a similar one to) the one that the failed SPSF merger would've used. To be clear, I don't mean the number font, that's Railroad Gothic.

RailFonts (http://www.railfonts.com) does indeed have a Rio Grande "Speed Lettering font available. If the following link works, you can check it out: http://www.railfonts.com/cgi/font-store/fontshop.cgi?ACTION=thispage&thispage=page6.html&ORDER_ID=756952085

2011年9月11日 · Information about the speed lettering style used by Southern Pacific on its locomotives.

2023年8月18日 · Modified font: An existing font received minor changes to match the lettering. The text and logos listed here are the latest versions that I've been using in the 1:18 drawings. I've gradually been updating and uploading older logos that were previously used in …

anyone know the name of the santa fe's fonts or if available anywhere for free? The lettering on the side of the locomotive is Cooper Black. Numbers on the cab are Railroad Roman. ATSF-Freak, what is the font for the station and siding letters? I'm not sure...but hang tight.

In large block letters within the red portion of the sides was either "SP" (for Southern Pacific-owned locomotives) or "SF" (for Santa Fe-owned locomotives).

It's definitely Lubalin Graph Bold but as someone mentioned, they've altered the "s" and "x" characters (extended the serifs basically) to make it a proprietary logotype. Doing some small signs and such for the layout. Anyone know the tradename of the "CSX" font used on the side of the locomotives?

The entire collection of San Francisco Pro Fonts. Contribute to sahibjotsaggu/San-Francisco-Pro-Fonts development by creating an account on GitHub.

2008年9月23日 · This web page is intended as an archive of images and information on Santa Fe locomotives and rolling stock that were painted in the scheme of the failed Santa Fe - Southern Pacific merger, the scheme nicknamed "Kodachrome" by fans who saw a similarity between its red, yellow, and black colors and the colors of Kodachrome film boxes.

Richard Percy started archiving the Southern Pacific " Kodachromes " so Jesse Koski began the Santa Fe " Kodachromes " just to keep everything fair. Since then, Evan Werkema has taken over the Santa Fe Information. Here are the links to both Kodachrome Web Sites.