This may not be an actual font - but handpainted by a good old fashioned sign maker - based on an alphabet known to that sign maker...

It reminds me of a store in New Jersey - known for selling "naughty" items...

Fattened up.

You are most welcome.

The type in Red may not be a font - not one letter is the same when repeated... signs of a handletterer at work.

You might as well throw in Blue Highway for a close font....

http://www.dafont.com/blue-highway.font?text=Tordesillas+A+Coruna

Softmaker was a ripoff company that myfonts has given credibility as of late. Their fonts are based on other manufacturers fonts - with slight variations (like in weight) and then renamed.

The original was Cantoria.

I don't know this one - but if you need something with the same feeling (not the same) Harold's Fonts has Artistamp and Charter Stamp... maybe one will do the job for you.

http://www.haroldsfonts.com/frontpage.html (on the side panel click on rubber stamp - it will get you there a lot faster...)

Bonjour. Le nom de votre police est "Sui Generis Light"

I redirected the link to dafont.com - but they only have one weight - your sample is of a lighter weight and can be found for payment: http://myfonts.us/td-3Si9Pp

Don't know if exact - but real close...

LXM - close (but not exact): http://myfonts.us/td-TlZwuo

PRO outlined: (again, close not exact) http://www.dafont.com/big-fat-ugly-cow.font?text=PRO (outlined by machine...)

You are most welcome.

Translate: Excellent! But it is only in the paid version? There is a free version? Thank you very much!

Response: We do not give away free fonts - when they are commercial. That would be stealing.
Respuesta: No regalar fuentes libres - cuando son comerciales. Eso sería robar.

Beat me to it... lol

I think someone took Serpentine and made it look like a Stencil. Just a thought.

Rocamco - That's not the Contemporary Brush. I'm sure CB was never converted - it is probably where Filmotype got their Jefferson from (wasn't Filmotype also a typositor font supplier too? Like VGC and Chicago and a few others, my brain is being taxed...)

PS it was also an OPTI Font - and you can get a free, looks like it may be legal copy here: http://opti.netii.net/fonts-j/index.htm

And now I'm sure the original name was not Jefferson... lol - because then OPTI couldn't use original names. LOL

I don't know if this is truly a font - I tend to doubt it. But if you are looking for something of a similar nature, you might want to look at MTF XOXO http://www.dafont.com/mtf-xoxo-vo-1.font?text=love