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The capital "C" in the middle name needs to be corrected to a capital "K" on a 1912 high school diploma. I can't identify what the font is. Does anyone know? Thanks.

I'm going to guess this is hand-done, especially judging by the date and the "r"s, "a"s, and "e"s.

yeah i'll second JB,
the lines in the M and the C aren't straight.
looks like a good artist.

I've always used "Certificate"

So are you saying whoever did this used their personal artistic talent and the capital "K" is not predictable?

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Buck, of course it is predictable how the K may look like. This is - as Justin said - handwritten and a free interpretation of gothic lettering, in the anglo-saxon world referred to as Old English / Blackletter.
That is, for the capitals. The lower case used is a mix of gothic and fraktur.
Did you have a look in the Old English department here? You should have found the Collins Old English, which would be a perfectly good start to draw a K.

I think the "K" is purrfect! Thank you!

You probably need to work a littke on it because it is a bit too purrfect to match with the handwritten text. Good luck.

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Hi..

And about this one here?
Already look for a bunch of sites and found nothing..