Look on your computer for Dom Casual Becker - that would match the D and the p

or you own the URW Dom Casual -- it too, offers the nuances.

I think you used Dom Casual Bold - not 100% sure... you have two different apostrophe's and the one I am linking you to has neither of those...

This is very similar to a font named Trivia - not exact - but similar.

General Contractor

someone's Stymie -- this one the "C" is a bit off...

BMC - with the M slightly modified.

On second thought - Stymie Medium is much closer... Either the Stymie Light was heavied up - or the Stymie Medium the "C" was modified OR there is another manufacturer of Stymie out there that matches the sample...

It's one of the Garamonds. http://myfonts.us/td-Iww7zt

This is the Fette Gotisch B: http://myfonts.us/td-S5Jsax

but - if you are looking for a Dafont font - it's the same as DamplPlatz

Some of these may offer you a similar look

Bombshell; http://myfonts.us/td-DRoHxR
Carolyna: http://myfonts.us/td-9pNwtz
Alana: http://myfonts.us/td-xZ1YBj
Insolente: http://myfonts.us/td-lcCZx5
Plumero: http://myfonts.us/td-HPLpNm

That's because it was handlettered and not a font. Sorry.

Most likely not a font -
A list of alternatives that are similar are here: http://www.myfonts.com/WhatTheFont/forum/case/572379/

Also - this has been discussed on Dafont before - here:
http://www.dafont.com/forum/read/71271/help-me-thankss

It looks like Swiss 721 Black Extended - that someone manually condensed and obliqued.

This is very close to Franklin Gothic - but the "C" isn't...

Again, what ever was used - looks to be manually obliqued....

The second line - WALCOURT is in Eurostile -- but because of the angle - this will go up for debate... Microgramma might be it... they are very similar...

Hard to tell because of the angle - but if not one finds you an exact - take a look at Myriad Black http://myfonts.us/td-MtisK7

This looks like it came from Helvetica (aka Swiss 721, URW Nimbus Sans) and the A was modified.... just a thought but a simple "cut" at the top...

It reminds me of Mistral - (not the M) condensed - good in a pinch....

Looks like someone playing SCRABBLE...

The "T" when blown up looks like it might be Freight http://myfonts.us/td-jfVBsw
and if not - makes a great "in a pinch" replacement.

I am starting to think this is not a font... when I see it I think of Walt Disney - the "Q" is reminiscent of Waltergraph. It also has that flare that was from Aladdin...