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Typophile
It looks like Engravers Old English but The E and C are different. C has two extra lines on it. Trying to figure out what font this is.
Everything BUT the |E|and |C| appears to be Xanthippe, by Nick Curtis:
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/nicksfonts/xanthippe-nf/
Haven’t found a spot-on match for the initial caps—may be customized from a variant of Old English.
Interesting substitute similar font for the upper case Ruca
Don
Captured from web.archive.org on 14 Feb 2015. view this capture
EDITED:
A true mystery. The usually reliable reference for the source of Nick's Fonts http://home.kpn.nl/savoogt1963/FontSources.htm states that the lowercase of Xanthippe is unknown.
Some variant of a "titling text" by a 19th century foundry. But which one?
Since writing this I checked and found some similar fonts but nothing spot on.
I wonder where Nick saw the font with the lower case.
Don