The Monkees Fonts
Logo FontsPermalink
The font most commonly used by The Monkees is Kalligraphia. Partridge is a similar font. Kalligraphia appears in:
- “The Monkees is here” signs
- “Last Train to Clarksville” / “Take a Giant Step” single
- “I’m a Believer” / “(I’m Not Your) Steppin’ Stone” single
- “Pleasant Valley Sunday” / “Words” single
- “A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You” / “The Girl I Knew Somewhere” single
- Missing Links, Volume 2
- likely many other places
Hobo appears in:
- the THE in the Monkees’ guitar logo
- The Monkees Greatest Hits song book (1995)
- Missing Links, Volume 1
- Hey, Hey, It’s The Monkees credits
Album FontsPermalink
The font used on the album The Monkees (for the song listings) is Dom Casual. 
The font used on the album More of The Monkees is similar to Eurostile Bold (Microgramma). 
The font used on the album Headquarters is Playbill. 
Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones LTD. does not use a font; the letters are hand-drawn. 
The font used on the album Head is Helvetica 33 Extended Thin. 
The font used on the album Instant Replay is Gothic 725 Bold. 
The font used on the album The Monkees Present is Clarendon Wide Extra Bold. 
The font used on the album Pool It! is Eurostile Bold Extended (Microgramma). The font used for the “THE” in logo is similar to Express. 
The font used on the album Justus is Helvetica Inserat Cyrillic. 
The font used on the album Greatest Hits is Elephant. 
The font used on the album Missing Links Volume 1 is Hobo. 
The fonts used on the album Missing Links Volume 2 are Kalligraphia and Futura (Tw Cen MT). 
The font used on the album Missing Links Volume 3 is Xavier Serif Black (Jazz Poster).
Other FontsPermalink
Ad LibPermalink
Appears in:
- Our Favorite Episodes DVD (1997)
- Season 1, 2 DVD box sets (2003)
Socket and Galindo are similar fonts.
