Free font
Herr Von Muellerhoff
A free alternative to Edwardian Script.
About Herr Von Muellerhoff
Herr Von Muellerhoff is Alejandro Paul's 2011 revival of a vintage formal script, a Spencerian-flavored hand with sweeping connected strokes. Enormous theatrical capital swashes sit above a small, quick lowercase. It belongs to the German-named Bluemlein tradition and is built from pointed-pen vocabulary throughout.
The outsized capitals are the reason to choose it: they come closer to Vivaldi's showpiece caps and Zapfino's sense of performance on the page than most free scripts manage. Set against Edwardian Script it trades rigid copperplate formality for freehand energy, and against Kuenstler Script it is simply more flamboyant while sharing the same construction. Available on Google Fonts, it suits monograms, mastheads, and invitation display lines where one letter is doing most of the work — and it wants generous size to let those swashes open out.
- Designer
- Alejandro Paul
- Released
- 2011
- Available at
- Google Fonts →
- Featured on
- 4 paid font pages
Herr Von Muellerhoff is also a free alternative to…
- Edwardian Script → An exuberant Spencerian-flavored script whose sweeping, connected strokes echo Edwardian Script's freehand energy rather than rigid copperplate formality.
- Kuenstler Script → A revived vintage formal script in the same German-named Bluemlein tradition; more flamboyant than Kuenstler Script but built from the same pointed-pen vocabulary.
- Vivaldi → Its enormous, theatrical capital swashes come closest to Vivaldi's showpiece caps; the lowercase stays small and quick beneath them.
- Zapfino → Lively, slightly eccentric pen script whose oversized capital swashes come closest to Zapfino's sense of performance on the page.