Everything but the top line is Americana...

Sorry for double-posting this, but I'm looking to identify this font that my friend's mom had printed on these business cards. Thanks in advance for any help!
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Sorry for double-posting this, but I'm looking to identify this font that my friend's mom had printed on these business cards. Thanks in advance for any help!
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Everything but the top line is Americana...
Thank you! One more and we're there!
Goudy Italic and Goudy Swash for the top, I believe. The weight looks in between the weights offered by the sample below, you may want to look around. It also could be due to this being desktop/digital.
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/urw/goudy-wtc/goudy-swash-wtc-t-regular-ita...
I second Joe's diagnosis - but note that the swash 'U' was used rather than the 'V'. That definitely works.
I live only a few miles away from Vashon. I hit it as a ferry stop on the way to Fontleroy often, but haven't explored the island itself for years. I'll have to remedy that soon ...
Thanks Mike. Vashon sucks now. Bad. The yuppies have ruined it.
Thank you! I see that the "U" being used for the "V" definitely threw me.
It won't let me put more than one name for who solved this. Who should I put in there?
I didn't even notice that the V was actually the U from the font, I thought it was an alt character. Interesting
Joe solved it, PfionaBW.
I guess I'll stay on the ferry and remember Vashon the way I last saw it.
Captured from commoncrawl.org on 21 Apr 2015. original URL