Look at the height of the horizontal serifs versus the width of the vertical serifs. I'm guessing this was a font with very thin horizontal strokes, squooshed to make it appear taller.

- Lex

Lex, I think you're right. I tried it with a normal serif font at 300% the normal height, and got something very similar in shape. I wanted to try it with Perpetua, but it wasn't handy. (I think you need a typeface with a P whose bowl droops a bit after leaving the stem.)

If you don't want to play such games, Peplum is similar 'off the shelf'.

- Mike Yanega

Thanks guys for the info.
You helped me a lot.

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