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This is the closest I can find.

You've been searching a long time. It was probably custom made for this. The "a" is an upside down e --

you can modify something like Intro Black Alternative

and then quick modify Dokyo for the a/e: http://www.dafont.com/dokyo.font?text=e

Times Roman Italic is close the the "merican" and then you can fake the A

Here's one to modify:
Famous Label: http://www.fontbros.com/families/famous-label/styles/regular

I don't know this font - but if you need something that has the same feeling....

NOT THE FONT - Supernett Condensed Bold

If no one finds the exact - you can do a bevel effect on Nimrod Bold

NOT THE FONT

The VA is "hand modified" the rest appears to be Trajan Bold - that someone outlined.

This is not the font - but very similar.

I see someone clicked "This is most probably not a font"

However, you could take something like New Yorker and add "balls"

or find Creative Market's arabella Italic (it is no longer on their site -- and yes, it is with a lower case a" - it has a very similar feeling - but it is not the same. Take a look.

font8 - I'll gladly share sad with you. Buying the Adobe Library back in 1989 when there was only about 100 fonts available for $15,000.

Wow are you lucky - I just found this... it would probably do the trick for you!

font8 - not so weird. A person has been commissioned and paid for developing a font for a company. That company owns it for all their uses - and no one else can use it.

The "e" comes from Eloquent Swash - Not on myfonts unfortunately.

Looks also like Dom Diagonal... but this is on dafont!

This is so much like Futura ExtraBlack with a different "t" -

Perhaps someone else knows the font that has all the letters.

NOT THE FONT

A designer modified the G for their logo