Close to it:
Quill Script by Tommy Thompson. Very popular in the 60's.
It was included in Photolettering, Letraset, VCG, Solotype and Monotype Catalogs.
There are lots of digitization by various foundries. All pretty similar (but not exactly the same).

FWIW, unless I missed it in my quick scan, it's not in Jaspert's Type Encylopedia of 1970. There seems to be a connected version for the smaller size and an un-connected for the larger. As for substitutes, there are a variety of possibilities that would evoke the style and possible era of the sample
Arabella,
Ariston,
Bernhard Script,
Boulevard,
Gavotte,
Coronet,
Liberty,
Mayfair,
Wagner Script.
Happy scripting!
Don

Has anyone seen a digital version of Quill Script by Tommy Thompson?
Don

MT version: http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/mti/quill/
OPTI version: http://opti.netii.net/fonts-q/index.htm

No match, but as PabloImpallari says, Quill is close. The others I mentioned also work as substitutes, depending on the tone you want.
Don

Thank you!

You're welcome.
Don