Front Row JNL is a display screen sans font household. This typeface has 2 styles and was released by Jeff Levine Fonts.

Front Row JNL is an all-caps reinterpretation of Morris Fuller Benton's 1937 type style 'Em pire", and is offered in both routine and oblique versions.

As is typically the case when a digital type font is based upon a few letter examples discovered on a printed sample [in this case, the sheet music of the 1946 Guy Lombardo struck "What More Can I Request for"], the missing out on characters were drawn from scratch.

Font Family:
· Front Row JNL Regular
· Front Row JNL Oblique