Edited version of Goudy Handtooled, designed by Fredric W. Goudy in 1922 and now digitized by major foundries. I chose the Bitstream/Tilde version because the ear on _g_ is a dead ringer for the ear on the _g_ in _Prego_
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Serif Gothic Bold for _peltz_
Same font for _PROMOTIONS, INC._
http://myfonts.us/td-Cj5tWd
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Machiarge with hand drawn underscore swoosh.
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Custom lettering modeled on the original _The Salvation Army_ Red Shield emblem from circa 1900.
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In 1960s Tintoretto was available in the shadowed version in the form of Letraset dry contact letters.
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Yes
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I just noticed that the _e_ and _w_ look like they were lifted from the italic of a Roman text font.
They look almost identical to ITC Cheltenham Bold Italic, with the center stroke of _W_ modified to terminate in the same way as the left hand stroke.
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The letters show "reverse contrast" -- horizontal strokes are thicker than vertical stokes -- which is a sign that the letters probably have been horizontally compressed.
Handmade Gothic JNL is similar but not a perfect match.
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This is from the cover of _Computer Arts_ magazine issue 193, which included a DVD with fonts.
Further info could perhaps be obtained from http://www.creativebloq.com/computer-arts-magazine
Closest commercial font I spotted is Filmotype Giant
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Night Train 382 is really close
The only noticeable difference is that the horizontal strokes are not quite as thick as _hp_
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Here is Dharma Gothic Expanded Bold manually with width condensed to 66 percent.



Looks like an almost perfect match to your image. Note the "reverse contrast" -- horizontal strokes thicker than vertical ones -- in your image and the manually condensed Dharma Gothic Expanded Bold
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Your image shows a very narrow sans serif font with rounded corners and a vertical section in the mid portion of the bowls for _B_.
All of the fonts suggested so far, with the possible exception of Dharma Gothic Bold -- which is slightly too wide; are either too wide, have straight chamfered corners, rounded bowls without the vertical section in the middle, or have serifs.
SF Movie Poster Bold could perhaps work as a substitute for the letters in your image if it was made thicker by applying a parallel line around the letters, but it is too narrow. UPDATE: Tried it and found it was too narrow.

BTW if you want to duplicate the wider letters on the FBI jackets you should say so.
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The script without the extra stuff




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Custom lettering in the "baseball script" style.
Many fonts in this style but none match all of the letters.
Home Run has a somewhat similar feel to the lowercase.
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The NFL field markings in your image are also similar, except for the bottom of _2_, to a condensed Clarendon Light. The link is to the standard width. Presumably there is a condensed version somewhere.
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Based on the ball terminal numbers in many fonts including Benton Modern, Century Schoolbook etc.
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