Many versions of Old English but only the font called Monotype Old English is a match.
Here it is compressed to 75%

Zeppelin 53 has similar width and weight and could be used as a substitute, but it is not the font in the image. Perhaps this is something from the pre-digital era.

Available as a system font on Microsoft Windows computers

The _N_ and the _E_ are in a similar style to the early 20th century nameplate for _L'Electricien_
http://www.dafont.com/forum/read/271530/police-revue-ancienne-l-electricien
I wonder if there is a font that matches either request.

Can we see a sample, or a link to where we can see it?
Edited
@jerseygirl: I see you have now posted a sample. looks like a match to me.

Unreadable with the bottom of the letters obscured by steam, ocean spray or something else.
Seems to start with _Bo_ but most of the other letters are ambiguous. For example are the final letters _zz_?
There are a few fonts in this angular geometric style, but I did not find a matching font.
The free font Fracmetrica has a similar vibe to _Bo?????i??_

Customized for the logo

Thanks Claude. Based on the info on the page I calculate that the journal had been publishing since the late 1890s.
If the nameplate was unchanged this would put the letters as cira 1900. Not a specific font but consistent with the art nouveau/arts & crafts styles of that era.

Yes, that's the one.
Might be worth mentioning that the customization is in the style of Sneaker Script
http://myfonts.us/td-BhZbn7

Good find. One of the lesser known fonts from a prolific fontmaker, Nick Curtis

You posted a revised image but deleted the information in the original image showing that this was the "Revue pratique d'Electricté industriele," which tells us that this is the nameplate for a newspaper or journal. Do you have any idea as to the year or decade of publication?

Custom Logo, apparently in use since 2014, for a vintage store with several branches in Australia
https://www.facebook.com/VintageSole/photos/a.416530918403729.94150.416530515070436/757216584335159/?type=3&theater
Could make similar letters by adding stripes to Anchor Jack, mirroring the _A_ and editing _G_

Perhaps there is not an exact match but there are quite a few fonts with this multi-stripe style, starting with Rudolf Koch's Prisma of 1931. http://myfonts.us/td-fHkJkP


Monoton is a free Google Font https://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Monoton descended from Prisma

Another approximation

A fair approximation in Palatino Bold
http://myfonts.us/td-3xEpIy
The Bitstream version is Zapf Calligraphic 801 Bold

A little more detailed image
http://www.dafont.com/forum/read/222700/colt45

Looks the same as
http://www.dafont.com/forum/read/271239/what-is-this-font