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Pirate Font

A bone-shaped outline display font

Aaron Beck · Novelty outline display · ! Freeware for personal use (commercial by donation)

Pirate font poster: brown bone-shaped outline letters on an old treasure mapPirate font on a treasure chest label reading TreasurePirate character set: alphabet, numbers and ! ? #

Illustrations of the Pirate style made for DaFontFonts. Letterforms are approximate; check the official specimen before you buy.

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License:
Freeware for personal use (commercial by donation)
Font Type:
Free for personal use
Download:
Official free release
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About Pirate

Pirate is a novelty display font by Aaron Beck of Audio Electric Systems. Each letter is drawn as an outline built from bone shapes, with rounded knobs at the ends, like a skull-and-crossbones flag turned into type.

It suits pirate parties, Halloween, treasure hunts, kids’ games and posters. It is freeware for personal use; for commercial use, the designer asks for a donation.

Where Pirate works best

  • Pirate and Halloween parties
  • Treasure hunt games
  • Kids' posters
  • Themed signs

Free alternatives to Pirate

Open-licence fonts with a comparable feel, every one verified free for commercial use and downloadable from DaFontFonts.

Pirate is a trademark of its owner. DaFontFonts does not host or distribute the Pirate font files; download and licence links go to the official source.

Questions

Is Pirate free?

It is freeware for personal use. For commercial use, the designer asks for a donation.

Who made Pirate?

Aaron Beck of Audio Electric Systems.

Are the Pirate letters filled?

No. They are outlines made of bone shapes, with empty insides.

What is a free alternative to Pirate?

Pirata One and Creepster are open-source themed display fonts.

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