And for PONTOONS:

For & High Noons:

This is close.

Looks like Wolf's Bane was the source of the graphic.

Glad I could help.

¡De nada!

Everything but the mega-swashy small t will show up in the font tester. To see that the t is part of the typeface, see
https://tint.creativemarket.com/1B7VpOye1ZiqU-Gh7EVqagXjhPNiJCM4jhZksfDYEqI/width:1200/height:800/gravity:nowe/rt:fill-down/el:1/czM6Ly9maWxlcy5jcmVhdGl2ZW1hcmtldC5jb20vaW1hZ2VzL3NjcmVlbnNob3RzL3Byb2R1Y3RzLzQ2MS80NjEyLzQ2MTI4MDUvYmVyc29uLWRyZWFtLXByZXZpZXctMTMtby5qcGc?1529073914 .

First, apologies for the quality of the sample. The characters were set on a circular path, and what you see is the result of trying to straighten them out. To see them before I hacked at them, see https://storage.googleapis.com/hippostcard/p/878fb5d8eaced3ff43d6fc52dc702590.jpg. Second, it kind of resembles Hobo, but Hobo really doesn’t fill that space properly, without too much (negative) letterspacing. So: ideas? Thanks, as always.

I think it is a modified 2 from the typeface Old English. There are many versions of the type out there: here is one from DaFont

Some compression in the horizontal direction nedds to ba added to get your image.

A MESMA: Field Gothic looks close

For Mentira. The t appears to have been cut off at the bottom, but this is otherwise Bellarina