I thought he looks like Freddie Mercury …

Apart from that, what we have here is most likely lettering, not type.

Agree with Andreas. I can also count no more than 5 different letterings for the first one.
"ERNST ROEBER": my eyes see some sort of Engravers. More: Great Western, Western Railway
"MOERLEIN CELEBRATED CINCINNATI LAGER BEER": can't find anything similar, some sort of serif condensed tuscan...
"ROEBER'S" on window: depending if serifs or not, Engravers Gothic/Blair/Sackers Gothic or Copperplate/Modesto

Adding to my previous suggestions, Berber and King Wood

On closer inspection, I have to conclude this is hand-lettered.

At the top, the letter 'R' in 'Roeber and Crane Bros' has four 'R's. Each is just slightly different from all the others. The same is true for the letter 'O' in 'Roeber' and in 'Bros'.

Examine 'Champion Of The World', with emphasis on the lower-case 'o's. None of them are alike. Very similar, but each instance is just slightly different from all the others.

When this poster was designed, hand-lettering was a big part of the illustrator's bag o' tricks. Today, that skill is almost a 'lost art', and that's a shame. The suggestions that have already been made are excellent, and will be your best starting point if you're planning to modify them to create similar letterforms.

Wow, that gorgeous signage beats laser cut Perspex any day doesn't it?

Wow, that gorgeous signage beats laser cut Perspex any day doesn't it?

Sure does!

Thanks so much for all these suggestions. I really appreciate it!

What is laser cut Perspex?

Exactly what it sounds like — Perspex cut out with a laser. It makes flat letters with 90° edges which are okay for what they are but they’re not in the same league as the fully dimensional ones on that gorgeous storefront.