I doubt it is a font, because of the two different As. I see someone has tried to let you know that this is NOT A FONT. However, if you would like a substitute, try Begrime (Not the font)

Probably not a font. If you'd like a substitute - try Baltimore and stroke it to give it weight.

The O was manually turned.

I use to work setting type for book publishers. One of the series I would always get was 007 one. They would supply the artwork for it. I forgot who the type designer was for it - sorry.

Google's effort:
J'utilise le type de réglage pour travailler pour les éditeurs de livres. L’une des séries que j’obtenais toujours était la 007. Ils fourniraient les œuvres d’art. J'ai oublié qui était le créateur de caractères - désolé.

This was handlettered for the movies and books - it was never a font. Sorry.

The EY are similar to Trender

It looks like two different fonts. The A, G, O are similar to College

Similar to Flange. (The E looks off)

Hey Marty - you gave the font for the phone number.
I gave the font for the Spring Hill...

This is the original Albertus Bold or Extrabold or Black depending on which type manufacturer they used. It was not digitized. But, you are lucky - a new drawing has been made for the new family. -- Albertus Nova.

This looks like a TAN font. I could only find the A

The font was changed. - this was not the one I recommended - this one does not match.

The one I saw, doesn't exactly match - but it is easy to modify with a snip.

R modified, O decorated

This looks like someone mated glyphs from Flash Rogers and Mezz Web Pro Bold (no link sorry) and this was the result.
NOT THE FONT