Thanks. You're correct—the main font is Hobo (actually a modern version called Hobeaux). Can you ID the subtitle font?

The headline font is Hobeaux, but I can't ID the sans serif subtitle font. It's similar to GT Pressura, but that's not it.

More samples at: https://chips.nyc/work/the-old-man-the-gun/

Thanks!

Found many similar formal scripts, but none that match. Maybe custom?

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Thanks! It doesn't appear to be the URW version exactly. The Elsner+Flake version is close, but the counters and top terminals of the S and G are subtly different (maybe modified?), but it definitely looks to be based on Franklin Gothic.

Can't figure it out through any online ID sites. Any ideas?

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Tried all the online identifiers with no luck. It's probably a custom/hand-made thing, but hopefully someone can find something in the same spirit. Nothing I've been able to find is close enough. Figgins Standard is close, but not quite right.

I think this was custom lettering. Jean Luc is a digitized version based on it.

Looking for the font(s) used for both "MIAMI" and "UNITED AIR LINES"

I've tried all the online font identifiers, which lead me to Americane for "MIAMI", which is very close, but not quite right. Perhaps it was modified for the ad.

None of the online tools gave me anything close for "UNITED AIR LINES", but I tried a font I suspected would be close, but again is not quite right.

You can see an overlay of my quick attempt at https://imgur.com/a/Ktxra8L

Thanks! Which website specifically? I couldn't find it anywhere (it looks like the site uses "Motor").

Thanks for the detailed help. I'll pursue the fonts you mentioned.

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It's custom. Based on the baker's signature.
http://www.meltingbutter.com/cafe-find-butler-bakeshop-nyc/

[googles "Celine font"]
First hit: http://famira.com/portfolio/celine
It's custom, based on Simplo.

Specifically looking for the "Formal Opening" font, but if anyone recognizes the font used for the date please share. Thanks.