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It seems like a pretty easy up-sell to Alumalite if you nicely point out to the client that the plywood signs they had previously failed after a couple years. Let them know that you can make the sign however they want to, but unless they are looking forward to going down the same road in another...

It looks like Albertus Extra Bold, but it's been stretched up a bit.

Skookumchuck is the closest I was able to find. http://www.fontspace.com/jeri-ingalls/ji-skookumchuck

That would be Zurich. It looks like it has been stretched a little bit as well.

I think "cafe" is actually Papyrus. It appears to be stretched a bit & then an offset added. Then the horizontal center strokes were modified on the F & E.

oops, my bad. I spelled it wrong. http://www.dafont.com/d3euronism.font

and the G looks like Bickley Script

"ABRIEL" LOOKS LIKE D3 Eurosim.

You can "convert outline to object" with the shortcut key Ctrl + Shft + Q. Or I believe you can find it under the "Arrange" drop down menu in the top menu bar.

It looks like Agency to me.

If you go near the bottom of that web page and click on "geometry", you can download a Microsoft Excel file that has the logo. It is a little bit better resolution than the others on the site.

I was wondering the same thing. It looks simple enough to recreate without too much effort. Of course if you need new copy then it might be a little harder.

Oops, it looks like I type too slow.

It looks like one of the Cheltenham family www.fonts.com/findfonts/detail.htm?pid=433309

And yet another program we've used is www.pdfcomplete.com

How 'bout Monotype Corsiva http://www.fonts.com/findfonts/detail.htm?pid=205652

It looks like Brody D to me with a custom tail.

Mostly ambidextrous here... other times I'm just left handed.