Typophile

Italian 70s script

sandisirocco

Font: 
URW Pollux Scr D Font
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It’s called Pollux Script, by URW, but I can’t find a commercial source for it.

Great thankyou! Found it!

It also looks very close if not exact to Palace Script (Semibold) by Monotype:
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/mti/palace-script/
(which is commercially available)

I compared the two fonts and found a few differences, such as the upper swash on _R_, but the main difference was that Palace Script connected smoothly, while Pollux Script -- at least the old copies of two versions I had on file -- connected with a gap.
Palace Script dates from 1923 as a Stephenson Blake/Monotype font.
Similar fonts from that era: Embassy Script (Caslon 1924), Marina, Imperial, Society Script (all Stephenson Blake). [Source: Jaspert's Type Encyclopaedia]
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