Not exact, but if you modify the S, very close.

They are both close, but upon further inspection, the M does not match.

I don't remember which came first. They really are one in the same by two different manufacturers. You probably own one of them.

Gotham Bold

I can't find it, but if you want a substitute

I can't find an exact, but if you ever want something similar, it reminds me of Alley Cat

Again, I'm sorry, I cannot match it. I do appreciate the comeback, and I'm thinking it might be a logo that the two letters were hand-designed. The best I can do is offer a substitute. Perhaps you can modify to match?

I wish you had a few more letters to go by. I did not find a G - but I can offer you a substitute.

Most likely NOT A FONT. Three different As, two Es, and two Ss - no match-ups make a person suspicious.

pascal - was set in the ICG font named Amelia. They went out of business years ago. No legitimate link. There was a rip-off font of it called Amy, and again, no legitimate link for you. Sorry.

NOT THE FONT - just a substitute for Natural

Never mind the Mister Lindquist. Found the script. You just need to stroke it for thickness.

The S and P seem set in Mister Lindquist

Heritage looks like a modified Ballantine Script (or some manufacturer made it with an alternative H and r