Is font identification permitted here? If so take a gander at this please...

[Met1]

Hello all, can't find a match at What The Font or What Font sites.

Anyone any ideas?

Thanks!

[Brad @ Roaring Mouse]

My guess is it's Cinzel, and the T has been custom-modified.

If you do an internet search, you will find many sources for it.

[Met1]

Appreciate the feedback Brad, unfortunately I can't even remember what job that was for (I have done a thousand since then) so I assume I solved it!

[Brad @ Roaring Mouse]

Sometimes I respond without reading the original post time...July was so 100 years ago!!!

Cheers.

[Met1]

No problem at all, it's nice to know someone read it and thought about it enough to reply!

[Brad @ Roaring Mouse]

fyi: it was fontsquirrel that narrowed it down.

Also, since I suspected the T was modified, I excluded it from the search... that did it.

[Warren Heaton]

It may be worth noting that we can attempt to match a font in Photoshop.  Also, the Match Fonts dialog box has a checkbox to show fonts that are available to activate from Adobe Fonts.

Make a selection around some text (high contrast tends to yield the best results) and then choose Type > Match Fonts....

Type > Match Font. Show fonts available to activate from Adobe Fonts