OPTI Engravers Old English by an unknown author is a font based on the title logo from the Elvis Presley album Elvis’ Christmas Album.
Engravers Old English is based on traditional Old English typefaces. The Old English typeface, sometimes called Blackletter or Gothic script, is a medieval European style known for its dense, angular, and ornate letters. It was widely used from the 12th to 17th centuries for manuscripts and religious texts, such as the Gutenberg Bible. Though often associated with tradition and formality, it reflects continental European rather than early English writing styles. Today, Old English is used decoratively in headlines, logos, and certificates to evoke a sense of heritage and prestige.
Released on October 15, 1957, Elvis’ Christmas Album is a milestone in holiday music history and Elvis Presley‘s illustrious career. This iconic album features a blend of traditional Christmas classics like “Silent Night” and “O Little Town of Bethlehem” alongside rock-and-roll-infused tracks such as “Santa Claus Is Back in Town” and “Santa Bring My Baby Back (To Me).” One standout is Presley’s rendition of “Blue Christmas,” which became an enduring holiday favorite. The album also includes gospel tracks like “Take My Hand, Precious Lord,” reflecting Elvis’ Southern musical roots.
Despite controversy over his interpretation of “White Christmas,” which Irving Berlin criticized as a “profane parody,” the album achieved remarkable success. It has sold over 20 million copies worldwide, making it the best-selling Christmas album of all time. Its legacy solidified Presley’s role as both a rock icon and a beloved voice of the holiday season
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