About Ravenscroft font

Ravenscroft Display Font is an elegant and stunning vintage display font inspired by the lettering used around Disney’s Haunted Mansion attractions. The characters were drawn by Kronos and together we put them into a font filled with alternate letters, logos, and dingbats. It is a serif display font suits best for branding projects, logos, wedding designs, social media posts, advertisements, product packaging, product designs, label, photography, watermark, invitation, stationery, Religion events, signage board, and any projects.

Ravenscroft Display Font is free for personal use. So, if you want to access more features and its full license contact Justin Callaghan designer

Free for Personal Use

This fonts are authors' property, and are either shareware, demo versions or public domain. The licence mentioned above the download button is just an indication. Please look at the readme-files in the archives or check the indicated author's website for details, and contact him if in doubt. If no author/licence is indicated that's because we don't have information, that doesn't mean it's free.

ravenscroft

RAVENSCROFT v1.2; November 8, 2001
Windows TrueType font, free for personal use
Please include this Ravenscroft.txt file with any redistribution.

HOMEPAGES:
http://members.aol.com/disneyfonts
http://www.tombsweettomb.com

INSTALLATION: To install any TrueType font, simply copy it to your Windows\Fonts folder.

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UPDATE v1.2: Enhanced versions of the Haunted Mansion logos and "The" dingbat

UPDATE v1.1: Corrected wallpaper patterns, added new "@" symbol

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Ravenscroft was inspired by the lettering used around Disney's Haunted Mansion attractions. The characters were drawn by Kronos (TombSweetTomb.com) and together we put them into a font filled with alternate letters, logos, and dingbats.

Visit TombSweetTomb.com and enter the Foyer where you'll find some other great Mansionesque fonts available for download.

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=THE CHARACTER MAP=
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ALTERNATE LETTERS
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{ = "d" reversed serif
} = "i" spiked dot
< = "H" tail
> = "M" descending spike

The remaining special characters are entered by holding down the Alt key while typing in a 4-digit numeric code with the number pad on the right side of the keyboard.

Alt+0139: "j" spiked dot
Alt+0163: "A" no tail
Alt+0164: "R" no tail
Alt+0165: "N" no tail
Alt+0166: "M" no tail
Alt+0167: "V" tail
Alt+0169: "h" no tail
Alt+0170: "k" no tail
Alt+0171: "m" no tail
Alt+0172: "n" tail
Alt+0181: "W" reversed
Alt+0182: "W" bottom serifs
Alt+0183: "W" bottom serifs, tail
Alt+0184: "W" alternate
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DINGBATS
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Alt+0130: Servants Quarters sign
Alt+0131: Dead End sign
Atl+0132: Wallpaper demon (inverse)
Alt+0134: Wallpaper top
Alt+0135: Wallpaper bottom
Alt+0155: Full wallpaper pattern (sideways)
Alt+0174: "Disneyland Park" logo
Alt+0175: "Disneyland Resort" logo
Alt+0176: "Magic Kingdom" logo
Alt+0177: "Walt Disney World" logo
Alt+0178: "Tokyo Disneyland" logo
Alt+0179: "Disneyland Paris" logo
Alt+0187: "The"
Alt+0188 (1/4): "The Haunted Mansion" logo
Alt+0189 (1/2): "The Haunted Mansion" logo (inverse)
Alt+0190 (3/4): "Phantom Manor" logo

Note that some word processors (Microsoft Word, for instance) will automatically convert 1/4, 1/2, or 3/4 to the special fraction characters in the font. Thus, to type the Haunted Mansion logo, one would simply have to type 1/4.

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