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Bent Knives is a font family, containing 4 weights: Bold, Medium, Regular and Light, 375 glyphs each one of them. The shapes of Bent Knives font, are inspired, as the name sais, after the knives which have bent tops. Bent Knives was created to suit perfectly as a logo font for a butchery, burger house, steak house and many other activities with a relative profile. Of course, Bent-Knives is versatile and can be a perfect choise for other type of businesses to. Bent Knives supports a wide variety of Latin from Latin0 to Latin10, Windows Latin and Macintosh Latin.


Download Bent Knives Fonts Family From Cristian Mielu
Download Bent Knives Fonts Family From Cristian Mielu



Download Bent Knives Fonts Family From Cristian Mielu


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