House of Bourbon Web Font

Not to be confused with a certain Kentucky beverage, this font draws its inspiration from a series of eighteenth-century Florida documents, all written after the War of the Spanish Succession, when the House of Bourbon replaced the Habsburgs as Spain’s ruling dynasty.  
 
The letters that make up the House of Bourbon font come from documents housed at Spain’s Archivo General de Indias, as well as notary records from the Archivo Histórico Provincial de Cádiz. 

Thanks so much for purchasing a font and supporting La Florida! The process for installing fonts depends on a number of factors, including what type of computer you have. If you own a PC, installation will depend on the version you are using. YouTube has some great videos for how to install new fonts to a variety of PCs. If you are using a Mac computer, we recommend this short video. YouTube is also a great resource if you are using any other computer, such as a Google Chromebook.

The letters used to create these unique fonts varied widely, and the spacing for many of them extended beyond one or two lines. In order to see the letters fully, we recommend that you set your spacing to double when writing in one of our fonts. 

Thank you for your support and we hope you enjoy your font!

Designed and Programmed by Melissa Morales, in collaboration with OverlaB Intelligence and La Florida.