I think TEA REVIVES YOU looks like Toronto Gothic, a revival by Andrew Leman of what he says was probably Condensed Titling Gothic No. 11. He rounded the corners just like your sample, and so I think this is the font used. I think the two shorter words were 'squooshed' graphically to fit better, but I think they are the same font.
It's not clear to me that your second sample is the same font, but it is certainly a similar style. I found this one by searching with the terms 'woodtype sans-serif'.
12 May 2011 — 6:43am
I think TEA REVIVES YOU looks like Toronto Gothic, a revival by Andrew Leman of what he says was probably Condensed Titling Gothic No. 11. He rounded the corners just like your sample, and so I think this is the font used. I think the two shorter words were 'squooshed' graphically to fit better, but I think they are the same font.
It's not clear to me that your second sample is the same font, but it is certainly a similar style. I found this one by searching with the terms 'woodtype sans-serif'.
- Mike Yanega
12 May 2011 — 8:55am
Headline One, squeezed and stretched.
12 May 2011 — 10:02am
That turns out to be about the same answer, since the HPLFS fonts were done by Andrew Leman before he started e-phemera fonts.
- Mike Yanega
13 May 2011 — 4:21am
Thanks very much to both of you!