Spencerian Calligraphy

It is the font seen here:

http://www.bellafigura.com/letterpress/plume.html

Thank you!

Spencerian
This is another example of a real hand calligraphy history. Ornament and flowers, is an offshoot of Spencerian and Copperplate back to the 18th century. Created with a pen tip, thick and thin lines to create sophisticated letterforms and rhythms in the script.

Spencerian is traditional, formal, and easily adapted to a printer font. Spencerian has many variations depending on the scribe, he is the most diverse of all the hands because there is no "set" alphabet calligraphers to follow.

I would call a printer to see if the font you want is readily available as TrueType fonts ...

Here's a site that might help you find something similar ... These services are free for personal use ...
www.dafont.com/theme.php?cat=601