Published by David Nutt of London.

Providing the year might help.  The uppercase seem to be of Lombardic style...

 

2 minutes ago, Greg Yerbury said:

Providing the year might help.  The uppercase seem to be of Lombardic style...

 

As stated, 1894 ["Typeface used on paper wrapper of Kilns, Millers, Meal, and Bread (1894)"]

sorry didn't read the title anyway I think it  is  a cut of  Tudor Black.

https://archive.org/stream/americanlinetype00daysrich#page/136/mode/2up

Available modern interpretations include Psalter Gotisch and, inline, Fordor Incised.

Thanks!