Cosmopolitan by Wood Type Revival

Here at Dafont, Perry Gothic

aka Joyeuse, Boister Black, Augusta, etc

For the rest of the letters a good choice for modification would be Century Old Style with a squeezed width and a weight somewhere between regular and bold.

For the windblown terminals on _T_ the closest I found was Guardi 55 Roman
Move the terminals on the horizontal stroke closer to the center and thicken the vertical stoke.

The letters do not come from a single font and are handlettered or modified.
It is possible to find matches for individual letters that could be used as is or with minor modification.
For the _S_ I suggest Minion Pro Cond Bold

Looks like Bodoni Condensed -- perhaps relettered by hand

Plus swashed _J_
Minor differences.

DeVinne Ornamental from circa 1900 with a swashed _J_

No need to modify Hellenic.
It's already done in Deming EP -- already suggested by elmo -- which you can get at http://www.losttype.com/font/?name=deming

A variation of a wide slab serif font named Hellenic which was very popular in the late 19th centrury.
Versions under an assortment of names including Lonestar could be modified to make the logo

Garamond, perhaps pre-digital.
Can go through the list to find a digital match or the closest.

Another incarnation of Othello