Daisy Regular Font

Daisy, Richard William Mueller's free western display font from 1992, leans into a rough frontier mood with swollen curves, pinched joins, and sharp little flares that make the caps feel carved rather than drawn. The letters have that old poster swagger, but the distortion keeps them a bit strange and wiry instead of turning fully rustic.

It fits saloon-style branding, rodeo flyers, paperback western covers, title cards, and short bar or venue signage where a free font with this much period flavor can do a lot quickly. Use it for big names, pull quotes, or drop-in initials when you want a dusty, theatrical note without going full novelty.