A logo, but there seem to be no differences from Interstate Condensed other than the distortion from placing on an arc.

An over the top revision of Times Roman Bold, under the name Moore Swash. Designed by David Moore and published by VGC around 1973.



No digital, but could be duplicated by applying this swash treatment to Times Roman Bold.

The _R_ is a composite of the two swash versions of _R_. Presumably done by the user as this is not in the VGC specimen.

Note the spur on the upper rhs of _n_. A perfect match for Cloister Black from Bitstream but too wedge shaped for similar fonts such as Cloister Black from Castle Type or Old English Text from Monotype.

Custom lettered by Tom Carnase:

http://www.carnase.com/

For a similar effect try ITC Edwardian Script

The user clipped off the portion of the rounded bottom of the leg of _R_ and _K_ that extends below the baseline, presumably in order to have the bottom of the legs line up with the bottom of the other letters along the bottom edge of the rectangular portrait area of the stamp.
p.s. Masqualero came to my attention as the result of a post by Akira 1975 on another forum earlier today.

Logo for Jackson Cavanaugh's company http://www.okaytype.com/

Does not seem to be a retail font. See his discussion of the logo at
http://www.typetheory.com/?p=2988

The _j_ is like a hockey stick

Latin Semi Wide, with perhaps a little horizontal compression by user.

The branding for the allbirds shoe company https://www.allbirds.com/ was done by Red Antler https://www.redantler.com/work/allbirds
No details provided on the design of the logo.
No close match for this these geometric script letters.
Enfantine Nathan is an upright script has some similarity to the allbirds script logo, but the font is by no means a match.
More info:
https://fontsinuse.com/typefaces/40230/enfantine
http://www.jblt.co/v2/en/jbl/page/projects/publishing-architecture/enfantine-nathan

Applied a parallel stroke to ITC Benguiat Book and vertical compression to 60% of _kylin_



To make something similar to the letters in the logo, run these edited letters together and add outline strokes.

Cross stroke on _e_ looks thickened to customize the logo.

Sloped by user. Lydian Italic, offered by Bitstream, looks different.

Oops. Should have checked before posting...

With edited _O_ and _F_

@jerseygirl: I believe you do have the source.

Need to convert the slim serifs and terminals to the heavier Clarendon style used on Bookman Old Style Bold and ITC Cushing Heavy, or something slightly lighter. Then do the vertical squeeze for _kylin_. The _S_ and _E_ need little if any adjustment in height or width.

It is equally possible that SkylinE was derived from ITC Cushing Heavy, and other fonts, but IT IS NOT THE FONT.

SkylinE may have been derived from Bookman Old Style Bold, and other fonts, but IT IS NOT THE FONT.