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With the closure of the IPS Marketplace, my products for Invision Community 4 are not available separately anymore. But I am now offering a bundle of all my current 4.x files for just $99 instead of $371 (combined price). 
What’s included:
Add Items to Mobile Navbar (value $16) Apple Music Song Embedding (value $18) Enhanced Commerce Views (value $20) Enhanced Forum Views (value of $20) Enhanced Member Widgets (value of $14) Enhanced Similar Content Widget (value of $14) Pages SuperAccordion Pro (value of $20) Pages SuperBlocks (value of $25) Pages SuperDirectory (value of $22) Pages SuperDocs (value of $18) Pages SuperGallery (value of $18) Pages SuperGrid (value of $25) Pages SuperHelp (value of $18) Pages SuperList (value of $15) Pages SuperQuote (value of $15) Pages SuperReviews (value of $25) Pages SuperTopics (value of $16) Sticky Contact Us Button (value of $12) SuperShow YouTube Feed Widget (value of $25) SuperTimeline (value of $15) Notes and Conditions:
All files are provides as XML to be installed in the plugin section of the 4.x ACP The products can be installed on Invision Community 4.7 and later versions of 4.x. The purchase does NOT qualify for updates to Invision Community 5.  Only basic support for the usage of the products is provided. There will likely NOT be any compatibility updates for later versions of 4.x unless there are crucial issues (like completely breaking a page view).  There are no additional discounts for users who have already purchased some of my products.  Check the product links above for product details and installation instructions License covers installation on multiple websites as long as they are fully owned by the customer making the purchase

Chunk is an ultra-bold slab serif typeface that is reminiscent of old American Western woodcuts, broadsides, and newspaper headlines. Used mainly for display, the fat block lettering is unreserved yet refined for contemporary use.
Image and text taken from The League of Moveable Type website.

Alex Brush is a beautifully flowing brush script. It has short ascenders and descenders allowing a legibility not seen in other script fonts.

Designed to integrate with the character of the OS, the Fira Sans typeface also aims to cover the legibility needs for a large range of handsets varying in screen quality and rendering.

Source Sans Pro was designed by Paul D. Hunt as Adobe’s first open source typeface family, conceived primarily as a typeface for user interfaces. Source Sans Pro draws inspiration from the clarity and legibility of twentieth-century American gothic typeface designs. Distilling the best archetypical qualities of these models, Paul followed a rational design approach by simplifying glyph shapes by paring them to their essential form. However, in order to more easily differentiate similar letter shapes (such as uppercase I and lowercase L), some additional details have been added. Besides providing such explicitly clarity in short text strings, another fundamental design consideration was to create a typeface that reads well in extended settings. This can be seen in the general proportions: Source Sans Pro has been designed with a more generous width than many other comparable gothics, and its shorter majuscule letters, combined with minuscule letters with longer extenders, create a more pleasant reading texture in longer text passages.