BERTELSMANN
The author of the font, Peter Langpeter http://www.lp-design.de/ also designed the logo for
BERTELSMANN

Higher resolution image of this version of the Fortune logo, used from 1956 to 1972:



This matches a Johannes Wagner Foundry font from 1912 called Aurora Grotesk which was the go to big sign font for many years.

Originally designed by Rudolf Koch for the Klingspor font foundry in Offenbach, Germany in 1925 and sold as Wilhelm Klingspor Gotisch
Pay versions
Wilhelm Klingspor Gotisch
http://myfonts.us/td-JZEaCB
Wilhelm Klingspor Schrift
http://myfonts.us/td-N9yxqi
Note: the _k_ in Killigrew is a tz-ligature in the pay versions

The word Cutter was made by horizontally expanding Phoenix Script FLF, altering the _t_ cross stroke to make _tt_ and some minor tweeks such as sharpening the tip of the upper terminal of _C_.
Compare the image to:



Phoenix Script FLF was designed by Richare Ware in 1990-92 and was published by Casady & Greene.
p.s. in my original post I forgot to check if this C&G font was hosted at Dafont. Thanks Heron2001

Also a version by Dieter Steffmann

Using alternate glyphs for N, R, K

Width squeezed by user

Some incising effects added by user.

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Stencil D by URW. The number sign in other versions of Stencil doers not match #SARANNOSOLANI

With apostrophe from somewhere else

Heavier weights. Width expanded by user.

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