Clock numerals are generally custom designs. High contrast for this one perhaps inspired by a Bodoni font.

Differences from your sample and my tickets, but agree Indicia could have been based on one of the number sets created for the Bell Punch machine. A good choice for a substitute.

Denver is a compressed version of Schroeder's DeVinne, with some minor differences. The bold weight is in the ball park, but is not an exact match.

Tedlo Roman NF is closer to the version of Devinne used by Biscuit China than the Devinne by Wooden Type Fonts, but is not an exact match.

Logo for Biscuit China, Berlin. Arts & crafts made of ceramics and glass.
More letters matching the logo style -- note especially the distinctive _f_ -- in the slide show at
https://biscuitchina.com/
Information in English at
https://www.facebook.com/biscuitchina/
Looks like a version of a bold condensed weight of a font called DeVinne that was designed by Gustav Schroeder in 1892, and expanded to many weights and widths in the following decade. The name DeVinne is now used for a different design.
A lighter and wider version of Schroeder's DeVinne is available from Wooden Type Fonts

Dalek is a another similar runic style font.

The lettering, which may or may not have been turned into a font or pair of fonts, seems derived from Norse runes.
Note that while the letters have a similar style, they are different on the label and in the credits. See _E_, _O_, _A_ etc.
AFAIK, there is no matching font, but there are similar fonts such as Norse.

WRIGLEYS is a modified Futura ExtraBold
The _R_ is redrawn with a wider opening in the bowl, and rightward shift of rhs curved stroke and leg. Minor adjustments to other letters.
SPEARMINT is a similary modified lighter weight of Futura.

Looks o.k. as a substitute. Happy the font suggestions were helpful.

Kursivschrift Stehend is the closest so far for the_4_ but does not have serifs.

Hercules Bold is not quite a match for _4_ but has an open top and the numbers are somewhat similar to the Bell punch machine.

Generally matches the numbers used by the Bell Punch Company Ltd., London
These were sequential numbers stamped by a machine. Several versions, some with open _4_ others closed.
A few tickets produced by a Bell machine:

The numbers are derived from a condensed Clarendon/Besley Clarendon
AFAIK nobody has made a digital version of the Bell numbers.
You can get a somewhat similar effect by using Crash Numbering by Psyops.

Not a font.
Some similar fonts, but AFAIK nothing identical.
Logo designed for a beer restaurant by Yury Akulin [LogoDiver] of St Petersburg, Russia.
http://logodiver.com/
https://logopond.com/LogoDiver/profile/7438
https://logopond.com/LogoDiver/showcase/detail/199136

Using alts

Looks handlettered.
See:
https://www.dafont.com/forum/read/326198/the-thousandth-floor
for a couple of suggestions with some similar features, but which are not the font,
and
https://www.dafont.com/forum/read/326958/tuside-etager
for the title in German.

For large scale image go to:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5f/Old_Bakery_-_29_rue_des_Francs-Bourgeois%2C_Paris.jpg
Variations of this lettering are common in 19th century signs.
The heavy "Tuscan" split fishtail serifs are in the same style as Captain Howdy.

Wedding Text designed by Morris Fuller Benton published by American Type Founders in 1901.
Digital fonts under that name as well as Linotext and Wedding by HiH which is slightly narrower than the other digital versions.

Versions by URW, Adobe etc. are slightly wider.