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 Yepp, that?s an unicasefont from Harold Lohner called Pharmacy.
Listen to Harold Lohner:
PHARMACY was inspired by the sign at a local (Albany, NY) drugstore. Waiting at the red light, I'd often stared at the sign, admiring its jolly and curious mix of upper and lowercase, and of course the peculiar asymmetrical capital A. This font design has become a crafter's favorite, as rubber stamps, diecuts and more. And I'm still offering it here free. Includes caps and alternates, numbers, punctuation, and international characters.
And one funny thing is: It is listed in the database here as font nr 1234 ;^D
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