Hideo Itami WWE custom logo.
Perhaps derived from CS Takahashi

Hideo Itami WWE custom logo.
Perhaps derived from CS Takahashi

Same font as:
https://www.dafont.com/forum/read/406575/font-name-please
p.s Thanks to Lancon for finding the match to that request.

Monospaced, monoweight character strokes shaped into condensed rectangles connected by 90-degree arcs.
Some North american car license plates use this style.
Could also be letters for slotting into spaces on signboards.
Did not find an exact match to a font.
Refrigerator Deluxe is similar, but not monospaced. Note that the stylistic alternates include this version of _S_ and _R_.

No match found.
Closest substitute is perhaps Marteau Extra Bold. Differences include _M_ with vertex at baseline.

@sr,moonlight:
I corrected your link to a second image.
This image mentions "Rhee" a Korean name.
The second image is apparently for a K-pop band.
This suggests that both sets of letters letters are probably custom for the Korean company.
They may have done a private font or just used a set of letters.

Redrawn e.g. omits the thin vertical stroke in _T_

I suspect this is custom, perhaps as a modification of XXII Neue Norm Cnd Black, or another font.

No match found.
XXII Neue Norm Cnd Black is similar, except for _R_, _E_, and _L_

AFAIK Girvin did not release the lettering as a digital font.
Cantoria, designed by Ron Carpenter [published in 1986 and, in digital form in 1992] has a similar stroke weight and serif/terminal design. It was influenced by Della Robbia, published by the Bruce divison of ATF in 1902. The digital Della Robbia does not include a light weight version.
The Girvin letters have major differences from either Cantoria or Della Robbia.

Your link is broken

Sweet Rosie is a similar pay font.

AFAIK no exact match for this version of the Tatoo Font letters, other than the vector format offered by Dreamstime.
Similar fonts are usually called Sailor Jerry or some variation of that name.
The Sailor Jerry font in use:

Can't find a legitimate download.

Miltonian is a similar free font from Google.

Predigital book cover.
Based on a 19th century woodtype called Ironwood.
Ironhorse is a digital version that includes a lower case.
Similar but not identical to your cover letters.

Agree with tomthumb that the letters are based on Capitol
The _N_ uses an inverted _U_

Or Good Vibrations: https://www.myfonts.com/fonts/typesetit/good-vibrations