Also close Bonzai.
I know nothing about who made the font.
Don

This style of type is a faux-chinese or "chop suey font" -- a US concept of China that began in 1883, when the Cleveland Type Foundry created a typeface called Chinese Wong, which became known as Mandarin by the mid 1950s. There are many versions under various names.
The closest match to _NUMANI_ that I found so far is China Doll JL, based on a Speedball lettering book published in 1960.
I should note that some people criticize the use of these fonts as promoting racism or stereotyping. Link to an article with this view http://magazine.good.is/articles/how-chop-suey-fonts-sell-a-fictional-china

If I recall correctly, at least one of these fonts, Lousianne, is a pirated copy of the digital outlines in Salut, which was designed by Heinrich Johannes Maehler and is published by Monotype
Intellectual property law some countries, if I understand it correctly, does not prohibit making digital fonts based on printed specimens -- I do it my self -- but does make it illegal to copy the digital outlines of in a published font, which are protected as computer software.
Don

Available with some Apple products: Textile
I am not certain which of my suggestions is closest to _les Bêtises de Cambrai_ but I hope one works for you as a substitute.
Don

Also Aspic Medium
Don

Also Crema
Don

Perhaps getting closer with Androgyne
Don

So far I have found nothing closer than Chocolate Amargo
Don

Did not spot exact match.
Similar flavor to FF Tartine Script
Don

Engravers by Robert Wiebking
Don

Lining Livermore: Link to most of the alphabet, in test words, from an attempt at recreation of Lining Livermore http://thelawlers.com/Blognosticator/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Annunciation-Brevity.jpg Discussion at http://thelawlers.com/Blognosticator/?p=1747
Don

_Rund Gas..._ is Lining Livermore. AFAIK not digitized .Link to a specimen excerpted from the American Specimen Book of Type Styles (1912), by the American Type Founders Company
http://www.talkgraphics.com/attachment.php?s=1be1f69157db28994b3447342993f326&attachmentid=88833&d=1334624595
https://archive.org/stream/americanspecimen00amerrich#page/846/mode/2up
Don

_Practical Sanitary ... Tubs ... Closets ...._ is all in the ATF font named after William H. Bradley, digitized by Ralph M. Unger
Don

Comparing Zrnic to _raider_
* has sharp instead of curved corners on lower rhs of _a_ and _d_
* letters are wider than _raider_
* thickness of vertical stroke of Zrinc Bold looks about the same as _raider_
* thickness of horizontal stroke of Zrinc Regular looks about the same as _raider_
* length of clipped stroke circling counter is much shorter than _raider_
However, Zrnic Bold and Regular could be combined and edited to make a version of _raider_
I have seen nothing closer.
Don

The _M_ and _N_ in _MOST TRUSTED BRANDS_ have some similarity to Clairvaux
Don

Also digitized by Andreas Seidel [without mention of the source]
Don

In my opinion _MOST TRUSTED BRANDS_ is probably lettering derived mainly from Günter Gerhard Lange's Solemnis of 1953.
Digitized by Berthold
Don

Roc Mitchell digitization of 1999 was once available.
See link in conman1985's post of Sept 8, 2014 in http://www.dafont.com/forum/read/167772/nintendo-entertainment-system-not-regular-nintendo-font
Don