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What font name is the text: "Benz & Bmerz"?

enter image description here I got this image from a website / a business card companythat I work for. The guy who made the logo is out of business. But I know for a fact that this text is not a custom font, I've seen it before and I just cannot find the name of the font.

The website that the font is shown on: http://benzandbmerz.com/

and I have tried to all these: WhatTheFont! Identifont What Font is Fontspring Matcherator

Do you know what font this is? Please lemme know, thanks

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I don't think it's a font, I think it's handwritten.

If it were a font, then characters would overlay precisely... yet they don't. Even with a bit of tweaking for size they don't overlay perfectly...

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This wasn't exactly done in any kind of mathematically precise way, but I think it's close enough to show there is no clear overlay.

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  • These could be just alternate characters, and even though some tweaking might have occurred for the logo the characters could still come from an actual font.
    – Luciano
    Sep 3, 2018 at 13:27
  • They could - but given as most handwriting fonts aren't really that comprehensive, why use different B & z characters in a logo that's really a 'poetic mirror'?
    – Tetsujin
    Sep 3, 2018 at 13:35
  • Who knows... I didn't make the logo or the font! Besides, OP confirms it comes from a font, so there's that.
    – Luciano
    Sep 3, 2018 at 13:41
  • tbh, the only reason I even started measuring it is it looks very much like the natural handwriting of a friend of mine, who's been a graphic artist & 'letterer' [if that's a real job description] since before Letraset was cool.
    – Tetsujin
    Sep 3, 2018 at 16:22

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