Tuscan Floral in use https://fontsinuse.com/typefaces/105953/tuscan-floral Tuscan Floral in use. Collective entry for a Tuscan design decorated with tendrils. No lowercase. Considerable differences across the sizes. Shown by Haenel in two sizes, as Nos. 315 and 320. [1847? specimen] [via Type Heritage Project] Shown by Caslon c. 1854, “added to this book”. [Gray 1976] Cast by Figgins as Extra Ornamented No. 2 before 1860 [MacMillan]. Shown by Reed &amp; Fox (Fann Street) in three sizes [1874 specimen]. Shown by Boston Type Foundry in six sizes [1860 specimen], Farmer [1867 specimen], Bruce in five sizes [1869 specimen], and MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan in four sizes. [c.1892 specimen] Revived in the 1960s by Typefounders of Phoenix as Tuscan Floral. Later cast by successors Los Angeles TF, Barco / F&amp;S, and Skyline TF. [MacMillan] Phototype adaptations by Headliners as part of the Morgan Press Collection as F 202, Photo-Lettering as Floradora, and Solotype as Tuscan Floral [Solo 1992]. Merethe Liljedahl made a freebie digitization named Extra Ornamental No. 2 (House of Lime, 2000). en Copyright 2026 , FontsInUse.com LLC Thu, 12 Mar 2026 19:54:20 +0000 Thu, 12 Mar 2026 19:54:20 +0000 3600 <![CDATA[Tootsie Roll Pops “Legend of the Indian Wrapper”]]> https://fontsinuse.com/uses/10529/tootsie-roll-pops-legend-of-the-indian-wrappe Nick Sherman


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A popular urban legend claims that any wrapper for a Tootsie Roll Pop that has an image of an American Indian shooting a star with a bow and arrow can be redeemed for free candy. It is not true. Tootsie Roll Industries created a special letter to send to any hopeful seekers of free candy. As Snopes.com describes it:

The company originally sent special letters expressing their regret to prize-seekers, then in 1982 they created their "Legend of the Indian Wrapper" to accompany those letters "with the hope that children's liking for a good story would help to assuage their disappointment."



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