Ronde is not a "baseball script" but is still fairly close

Perhaps custom
Several baseball scripts are fairly close including Home Run Script

I originally thought that this was a movie poster from the 1950s.
On further investigation I determined it is taken from the cover of a DVD version released in 2005.
The sho-card style lettering



is made by using Sign Painter House Script

just for the fun of it.
Albertus edited to make a rough approximation.



I skipped the _S_

In business for thirty years.
If the logo dates back to then, there were few connected script fonts in this style that could be used to make a logo, but there were still plenty of show-card lettering artists who could create it.
Apparently the company is well known in London and it is possible that someone has produced a font based on the logo.
Link to company that updated the logo in 2013 by adding the words _MASTER REMOVERS_ http://perryht.prosite.com/178025/1849789/clients/anthony-ward-thomas
I found a few fonts with a somewhat similar style, including Jason Walcott's Adage Script, that could be used to produce a very approximate substitute.

A version of the Victorian design called Antique Tuscan.
Link is to a more typical rendition

Custom lettering for _OLDE ENGLISH_ derived from Berthold Wolpe's Albertus.
Some relatively minor editing of Albertus could produce a substitute that most people would not notice as being different from _OLD ENGLISH_.

Manually compressed in width

Perhaps similar issues to those raised by your Jantzen request http://www.dafont.com/forum/read/246088/perfectly-suited-font
Some similarity to Middleton Brush

Lettering or a photo-type from the 1950s.
AFIK no digital match.
There are a few pen nib fonts that roughly correspond to the flavor, such as Admiral script, Arabella Medium, Ronde and Forelle Medium. These were metal types where the letters generally do not connect.

The words _HOLIDAY GREETINGS_ are a reinterpretation of Binner -- the _G_ is different. Further digging might find it.

Mastadoni G5 is a similar Roman but not quite as dark.

Filmotype Lakeside is also somewhat similar. Only the _r_ is totally different.

Custom design -- like most car wordmark scripts -- to fit the need for simplified letters that are legible in a cast emblem.
The _Land Cruiser_ emblem has angular or chunky letters with some similarity to the design of felt marker scripts.
As for substitutes for _Land Cruiser_ try Suzee FY. Only the _s_ is totally different.

Or the Bitstream version, Swiss 721 Black, which has a better fit for the _r_. But _g_ tail needs thickening.