With custom _G_ and several minor modifications, such as clipping the bulge from inside the counter on _o_.

Slope of letters varies. Connectors vary.

Modified leg on _K_

Perhaps inspired by Enfantine, but Enfantine IS NOT THE FONT

Probably custom, note the reverse contrast, i.e. horizontal strokes thicker than the vertical ones, an effect produced by condensing letters.
Perhaps made from further condensing Player Condensed Black, clipping the top rhs serif from _A_, converting the chamfered corners into curves, and various minor tweeks.

It's possible that this was done as a filmtype but more likely it was hand lettered.
It's in the general style of Howard Trafton's Quick [Aka Trafton Script] but transformed from the free standing metal type into a connecting script. Trafton is also the inspiration for several digital revivals including Pacific Script and Parfum. Note that they are NOT THE FONT for _Levittown_, merely suggestions for a substitute in similar style.

Tiny image makes 100% ID impossible.
However, it's almost certainly Bodoni Bold.

In 1977, when this Star Wars pyramid logo was designed, there was no font that would be the obvious inspiration for the letters, although there was apparently a predigital Jay Gothic Extra Bold that had some similarities.
A recently released font [in 2014], Teko Bold, is closer, but is NOT THE FONT.

Trademarker Bold Italic edited to make the logo. Cut gaps in _O_ and _N_.

The cover would have been made by a process called wood engraving. Everything hand lettered.
Fonts can appoximate some of the lettering styles. But making a replica is a major job

Perhaps the maker of the _TREO_ logo used Cowboy Western as the source.
+ Expanded the width
+ Clipped the tail on the leg of _R_
+ Copied a medial spur from the rhs of _O_ to the rhs of _R_
+ Added an inline.

see
http://www.dafont.com/forum/read/326198/the-thousandth-floor