Chinese languages

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I have a friend (Mrs. Hutton - I assume the chars below translate roughly to Hutton) who went to Hong Kong, and while there, had a chop made for her.
I would like to make her a little GIF or JPEG that she could use in her email as a signature, but I can't seem to figure out what characters are involved. I have spent hours and hours on the net looking at characters on Chinese web sites, but all I have now is sore eyes!
My pathetic representation of the chop is shown above.
Do you know what characters these are, and if there might be a (free) Type 1 or True Type font that I could download? Actually, even pictures of each character (more skilfully done than mine), would help.
Thanks for your help,
Al Thornquist
Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada
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"To me, boxing is like a ballet, except there's no music, no choreography and the dancers hit each other."

: I have a friend (Mrs. Hutton - I assume the chars below translate roughly to Hutton) who went to Hong Kong, and while there, had a chop made for her.
: I would like to make her a little GIF or JPEG that she could use in her email as a signature, but I can't seem to figure out what characters are involved. I have spent hours and hours on the net looking at characters on Chinese web sites, but all I have now is sore eyes!
: My pathetic representation of the chop is shown above.
: Do you know what characters these are, and if there might be a (free) Type 1 or True Type font that I could download? Actually, even pictures of each character (more skilfully done than mine), would help.
: Thanks for your help,
: Al Thornquist
: Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada
: Plase remove SPAM to reply
: "To me, boxing is like a ballet, except there's no music, no choreography and the dancers hit each other."

i think that is the 蕺秅(big-5 code)

Thanks for your help!
: i think that is the 蕺秅(big-5 code)