CM Western Woodblock No2, created by Christopher Means, is a free eroded Western display font with broad, weighty capitals and the blunt authority of old wood type. Repeated horizontal scrapes make the surface resemble a battered print.
Its frontier character suits rodeo event graphics and country music merchandise, where the dark, solid shapes recall handbills and weathered storefront signs. Barbecue packaging and rustic hospitality branding can draw on the same worn texture, especially beside images of smoke, timber, and well-used equipment. In a saloon-themed poster, those striped gaps can become part of an illustrated wooden sign rather than serving as neutral lettering.