Fonts from WWI period

[Amalie]

I'm looking to identify the following fonts from historical material from the period around WWI. I'm looking for digital versions if possible.

[Abraham Lee]

I'm not sure if they have what you're looking for, but the Walden Font Co. immediately came to my mind.

[Kevin Thompson]

The last sample, Ville de Louvain, appears to be Washington:

https://archive.org/stream/convenientbookof00allirich#page/230/mode/2up

Sadly, only the condensed weight of this family appears to still be available in digital form.

Scriptorium has an all-caps version called Mephisto.

[Kevin Thompson]

“Richard PARDON, Succ” appears to be Unique Celtic. I don’t believe it exists in digital form.

You can see it on page 158 of this digital archive of the Cleveland Type Foundry catalog (1895).

[Kevin Thompson]

VIANDE FRAICHE appears to be a variation of AWT Page No. 500.

[Riccardo Sartori]

10 hours ago, Kevin Thompson said:

The last sample, Ville de Louvain, appears to be Washington

Some more information in this thread:

download at MyFonts

 

[Amalie]

Thanks a lot for all your quick replies, it's very helpful!

[Kevin Thompson]

If you click on the word Washington in my post, you land on the Fonts in Use page for Webster....

[Kevin Thompson]

For VIANDE FRAICHE, you might also like a contemporary take on the style—appropriately named Charcuterie.