Don't recognize it as a font but could perhaps have been made by editing ITC Anna Bold

For the _E_ paste the bar on _C_
Manually increase letter width without increasing stroke thickness, etc.
No current legitimate download that I was able to locate

Closest one I found is an Antique Tuscan by Wells & Webb 1849-54, digitized by Dick Pape as AWTW&WAntiqueTuscan.ttf



You can find it near the bottom of the list of files.

I don't recall a font that looks exactly like this, but a little clipping and pasting of Pricedown Black can produce:

Further editing could make a match to the logo

Squeezed in width

Similar

Weiss Rundgotisch Originally designed by Emil Rudolf Weiss for Bauer Type Foundry in 1937.
Also available at a budget price as Garmisch Rund NF http://myfonts.us/td-c4ydhh

My fonts permalink display crashes when it attempts to show the _&_
Here it is:
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/adobe/baker-signet/regular/glyphs.html#glyphs/552766/7

Agua Roja is El Greco, designed by G.G. Lange for Berthold in 1964

Berthold digitized El Greco but dropped the swash from _A_. However, Berthold kept the swash for the _A_ portion of the _AE_ ligature http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/berthold/el-greco-pro/regular/glyphs.html#glyphs/439008/142 This swash could be pasted on _A_ to recreate the pre-digital _A_
The _j_ is customized by replacing the descender with a narrowed version of the descender from _g_

Another possibility is a variation of Ludlow-Wartburg-Fraktur (Ludlow, ca. 1920)
http://luc.devroye.org/GerhardHelzel--LudlowWartburgFraktur-after-Ludlow-ca1920.png

Perhaps a variation of Bernhard Fraktur fett by Lucian Bernhard for Flinsch foundry, 1912-1922

Source: Klingspor Museum
AFAIK no digital

This was hand lettered.
Fight To The Finish BB Bold Italic -- NOT THE FONT -- could work as a substitute

EDITED:
The additional specimens by the the poster makers at Error! Design http://error-design.com/v7/?page_id=30 are helpful
They show most of the lowercase and five capital letters.

Edited: thickened and multi-line effect added. Final _A_ mirrored
Pay version: http://myfonts.us/td-dHF8mw

The third is Reznicek, originally called Baldur

The second is Eckmann

The lower case of this engraved lettering is influenced by blackletter and Art Nouveau/Jugendstil designs
I have selected three digital fonts that might be of some help to you.
The upper case _G_ resembles the _G_ in fonts like Romana, while the _E_ is a generic Grotesk.
The first is Edelgotisch

Customized using an alt A
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/itc/avant-garde-gothic/std-medium/glyphs.html#glyphs/541351/257
and running it together with _C_ and _D_ with the tip of the lower lhs clipped from _A_