That broken up fon't wouldn't work well with a vinyl cutter, but otherwise that's a great idea!

Let me know if I can help you with getting those produced. I own my own machine now so I can be preety competetive with the price!

I like alternative #2, the one with elevation underneath the pass name. Mixed case is fine. I'd prefer the elevation text to be larger size (50% of the pass name).

I love the distressed typeface

Make one for:

Papoose Flat, Death Valley
Elevation 6,800ft

I like alternative #2, the one with elevation underneath the pass name. Mixed case is fine. I'd prefer the elevation text to be larger size (50% of the pass name).

I love the distressed typeface

Make one for:

Papoose Flat, Death Valley
Elevation 6,800ft

Personally, in order of preference:

1 (the "elevation" text underneath "pass" gives it the mental image of being lifted up, and aligning text baseline/ascender makes for clean read)
12 (distressed, but not too much, should be OK)
14
20
8 (clean, easy to read)

Eventhough I like 1, it's going to be hard to cut (and read from distance) because the text are condensed and closed together. You might have to kern them so there is more separation between letters to aid reading.

The rest of the typefaces don't do anything for me ... 10/11/16/17/23/24 are overused mostly in restaurants. 18/19 are Microsoft wackjobs Don't ever use them, please.