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

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

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.

“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).

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

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

 

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

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

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