It is.

_nke_ are derived from an old font, circa 1830, called Breite Kanzlei by the Flinsch foundry.
Digital interpretations by Gerhard Helzel, 1994 and Ralph M. Unger, URW++, 2007.
More info at Fonts in Use https://fontsinuse.com/typefaces/15481/breite-kanzlei
Heavier versions were issued around 1860 as Fette Kanzlei and Halbfette Kanzlei.
Digital interpretations by Gerhard Helzel, 1995 and Ralph M. Unger, 2019.
More info at Fonts in Use https://fontsinuse.com/typefaces/31442/halbfette-kanzlei

_nke_ close.
_d_ somewhat similar

modified or alternates: _h_ second _y_.

For the _S_, another close font is Wedding Text [also Mariage]. Rest of the font is different from _Shields Gazette_.

For the _S_, the closest font seems to be Bella Rose Plain. Rest of the font is different from _Shields Gazette_.

Custom nameplate using lithography.
The image converted to BW:

No match found to a font.
The _S_ and _G_ have some similarities to the design used in Engravers Old English by Morris Fuller Benton in 1901.
As for the _e_ I can find nothing closer than the one in Xanthippe NF, suggested by Heron2001.

A revival of Walthari, designed by Heinz König and originally published by Klingspor foundry in 1899.

Perspective effect by user.
Ravenscroft by Justin Callaghan and Kronos, inspired by the lettering used around Disney's Haunted Mansion attractions.

Blood, Sweat and Tears
Predigital Version of Gothic No. 13 by Robert Hunter Middleton published by Linotype in 1942.
Digital by several foundries, including link below.

You've Made Me So Very Happy published in 1968.
Predigital version of Franklin Gothic, designed by Morris Fuller Benton for the American Type Founders Company in 1903-1912.
Digital by several foundries, including link below.

Likely hand lettered.
AFAIK no match to a font.
But the unusual top and bottom of the letters BOBS is similar to Crown Title.