Gold Rush Typeface
$25.00
- Handdrawn
- Vintage-Inspired
- All-caps display typeface
- A–Z English alphabet
- Numbers 0–9
- Basic punctuation and special characters
- OpenType font file (.OTF)
WE'VE STRUCK GOLD
Meet Gold Rush, a handdrawn, vintage-inspired Western display font rooted in the rugged spirit of California's 1849 Gold Rush. With bold, imperfect letterforms and plenty of old-world character, this all-caps typeface draws inspiration from frontier signage, antique typography, and the untamed spirit of the American West. Made for logos, Western branding, vintage packaging, posters, apparel graphics, editorial headlines, and creative projects that call for a little grit and a lot of character. Gold Rush includes the uppercase English alphabet (A–Z), numbers (0–9), basic punctuation, and special characters, delivered as an easy-to-install OpenType (.OTF) font. For the makers, dreamers, and wild-at-heart. Strike gold. Make your mark. Keep going.
Details
Style: Handdrawn, vintage-inspired, all-caps display typeface
Characters: Uppercase A–Z, numbers 0–9, basic punctuation and special characters
Format: OpenType font file (.OTF)
Included: One installable font file
Compatibility: Mac and Windows applications supporting OpenType fonts
Best For: Branding, logos, packaging, posters, apparel, and editorial layouts
Installation: Download, install, and get to making something good.
Shipping
File Delivery: One OpenType (.OTF) font file delivered digitally after purchase. Webfont files are not included.
Licensing: One straightforward license covers personal and commercial use.
Permitted Use: Logos, branding, packaging, advertising, websites, social media, apparel, merchandise, print materials, and client projects.
Who’s Covered: Individuals and businesses with fewer than 50 employees. No limits on projects or team seats.
Restrictions: Do not share, resell, sublicense, or redistribute the font file. Clients and collaborators who need to install the font must purchase their own license.
Larger Teams: Businesses with 50 or more employees should contact Creative House for extended licensing.
Questions? Reach out to Creative House. We're happy to help you make something good.
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