and the "M" is Nuptial Script....

Thank you!!!! and you are very welcome - de rien

It reminds me of New Yorker - but Apple makes a font called Fox - I don't know where you can find it on the internet - but it might already reside in your computer's system folder.

I believe this is in two different weights of Linotype's Garamond... closest I could find to show is Garamond 3

Brandy im Garamond
Oude Molen in Garmond Bold

It seems to be Lucida Sans Demibold - that the designer extended manually for this logo.

Vous êtes les bienvenus, et je vous remercie - heureuse d'avoir pu aider

A substitute for that P - in a pinch - could be Sekhmet Italic - http://myfonts.us/td-uhqAGQ
Perhaps Florens Flourish - fattened up: http://myfonts.us/td-Kd91XT

These are not the font - only similar in feeling....

You're welcome. Best of luck on your project.

Yes they can - it is the same font - put out during a rivalry of two manufacturers...

PS This is not like Microgamma and Eurostile...


PPS - Harvey - you are most welcome.

This is close - the E is identical.

Cheer looks like a Machine Bold that has been tri-outlined.

It could be my imagination - but this looks like a modified version of Brush Script - that was outlined.

You are welcome - sorry it isn't....

Extended by the computer operator on their computer...

I saw this when you first posted and wondered if anyone would identify it.

If you are in a pinch - the closest I could find for People was Freestyle Script: http://myfonts.us/td-DfpGTZ

Barbour is Avenir 95

This looks handmade - the Rs are so different...

If you are just looking for something with the same feel - you might want to look at Auriol: http://myfonts.us/td-ZOPrlI

or take a font like Minister and modify it. http://myfonts.us/td-mZ1Jei

The original font was named Fry's Ornament and was designed in the 1796. http://myfonts.us/td-IkpXVL David Rakowski made Beffle. However - Nick Curtis came along and made Pomfrit Dandy - complete with numbers and punctuation...

I can't find any signs of the "O" (or I first thought lowercase ee- and then realized it was a Cap O modified) and the "2" isn't a match up to anything I saw... but you may want Curtis' font to make life easier...

and then after all the modification - condense!