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It's a little hard to be positive with screen resolution being what it is, but it looks like a font. (The O's and M's look identical to me).

My first guess for a source would be Letterhead Fonts, but I'll start checking their collection, and get back to you unless someone else ID's it first.

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No luck at Letterhead, or Ingrimayne (although some of these were not too far off).

There is a hand-made quality to the lettering, which is why I tried these two foundries.

Other candidates might be Font-a-licious, Pizzadude or even Chank. I am done for the night, though.

Good luck with this one.

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How are you going to use it? Do you need a whole font that looks like that, or just the logo? If it's just the logo, you could trace it in Illustrator or Freehand.

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You could try searching "nouveau" or some other term that might describe it at MyFonts. (Tip: Put "SUMMERWOOD" in the sample text box.) I'm afraid it doesn't seem likely that this exists as a font.

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"antique" and "victorian" might present some possibilities as well.

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Caeldera by Nate Piekos (Blambot Comic Fonts) has a similar feel
http://www.1001fonts.com/font_details.html?font_id=2118

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Hey! I think you found it. Just change the S and the W a bit and add a little bit of stroke to make it bolder.

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