modified

http://www.dafont.com/faq.php#create

Looks like Gill Sans to me…

Scaled

Not sure about Corel, but it's possible (though a bit convoluted) to do this in Illustrator. Basically you make your black rectangle. Set your text. Copy the rectangle and paste in place/front (so you now have two copies in register). Copy your text. Select the top rectangle and paste text in back. Change the newly pasted text fill to white/paper. Select white text and top rectangle and make a clipping path. In Illustrator you can then select the black text and shift select the White text in the layers palette so you can move/transform both together.
Edit:
To add to daaams suggested technique, In Photoshop, you can use an 'invert' Adjustment layer to get the same effect with a single copy of the text see below…

How much?

When logged in, you'll find a My Account link in the head of the page next to your user name (Top Left). Click thru that and it takes you to a page displaying a list of your font/s. Next to the font name is an update link. Click that and you can upload a new file and update the description etc.
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Pil

When logged in, you'll find a My Account link in the head of the page next to your user name (Top Left). Click thru that and it takes you to a page displaying a list of your font/s. Next to the font name is an update link. Click that and you can upload a new zip with the tree weights and update the description etc.
'K?
Pil

"These are from a newly acquired book on advertising from the early 1900’s."

http://thegraphicsfairy.com/vintage-clip-art-fabulous-typography/

The lowercase letters bear some resemblance to Blackstone, which is itself inspired by an old Sanborn fire Map cover… so maybe someone else has made a font, based on the same raw material… or it could just be modified.
http://tile.loc.gov/image-services/jp2.py?data=/service/gmd/gmd385m/g3851m/g3851gm/g01227004/sb00001a.jp2&res=2

Custom fonts for the distillery.
https://www.t26.com/custom_fonts/12-Jack-Daniels

Possibly this (Or Newport Classic SG, Jazfzest NF) manually condensed… possibly…

The font embedded in the pdf is this…
http://www.identifont.com/show?763