Chic - you asked this on myfonts recently, and received the same answers. I have a feeling whoever designed this logo - added the bubble frame around the letters - I don't think that exists otherwise... Just my thought.

If you don't find it, you might like to take a font like Futura or Avant Garde - change the A to a triangle... and use... it's only a suggestion.

Not exact - but very similar...

Thank you - I don't know why... must be a rough day... time to meditate instead.

I think was rocamaco is asking for the future, is when you place a sample with more than one font obviously used, to please identify which words you are looking to have ID'd...

And you are most welcome.

And the script (with that ampersand) is no longer available - it use to be called Old Script

The closest I can find is Flemish Script - and the ampersand is from Palace Script: http://myfonts.us/td-gCYFgX

If it is only Leighton - then that's probably Georgia - which came with your computer.... which by the way, is also used for Established 2012

Extra bold for Lightweight Picture
and probably Light for Titleholder, etc.

It's a combination of the regular Cezanne and Cezanne Alternate Two

You are most welcome, golfzulu

This is very similar to a few fonts that are available commercially like
Kievit Bold http://myfonts.us/td-km7yKQ
The Sans Bold http://www.fontshop.com/fonts/family/thesans/
Fago Bold http://www.fontshop.com/search/?q=fago

sorry I can't be more helpful in pinning this down for you.

It looks like someone might have taken a font like Compacta Bold (http://myfonts.us/td-tZUrgJ) and angled letters, 180'd the "i" to make a logo for this.

American Standard is a logo - and not a font.

I don't think this was an actual typeface - but rather a "logo" put together for Jean Tobler.

There are some faces that are "kind of" like it - but they are not it - like:
Serif Gothic Black: http://myfonts.us/td-brmDnr
or Memo Medium: http://myfonts.us/td-yrBqXK

It looks like you can use Eurostile to put it together http://myfonts.us/td-FudJ5M

But there are those that will disagree with me immediately and hopefully, will point you in the direction you want to go in... like a Microgramma http://myfonts.us/td-vWRPmX

It's the Gold one that is close....

On a quick look I'd say Times Roman - but based on your last thread - I'd tell you to look at Apple LiSung Light.