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You may be able to handle this without actually having the font. Follow the tutorial posted by the Vector Doctor in post #11 of this thread.

Jester with stroke added for boldness.

Bare minimum vs. everything. I doubt you will find it meets your needs.

Send it to the email in my signature.

Open or import the file in Adobe Illustrator, FlexiSign, Gerber Omega, SignLab or CorelDRAW and then Save or Export it as EPS.

Kynges X NF

Appears to be either Zurick Black or Univers 75 Black with some image quality loss accounting for some minor differences.

SilverHawks is Rapier.

I see differences in every duplicate letter, so I think it's hand drawn.

This member's registration was initially rejected for the same reasons others have noticed and quoted in this thread. He then contacted me and argued that he is starting an installation service, so he was allowed entry here. Whether or not that is true is up to each individual member to decide...

Nothing even close here.

You might search for a clone named Racine.

Rage Italic

I agree regarding the concept of auto tracing vs hand tracing and rarely auto trace anything. What is unique about Imagaro Z is that it has built in font identification and replacement of scanned and traced text (if you have the font). Most auto tracing works reasonably well with free form...

Since the OP mentioned that he saw it at a sign expo, I supplied the answer of Imagaro Z in an earlier reply because they regularly show their wares at ISA. I think he is looking for an auto tracing solution and not a vector creation and editing application such as Illustrator or CorelDRAW.

Did you pal around with Coach Sandusky? :ROFLMAO: No way of knowing.

Here's a link to a Latin version.

I think so. I'm not personally familiar with the font. The Find My Font program identified it from its online database and showed pretty much an exact image of your sample. This is the attribution given: Family: Microsoft Uighur (Regular) FontSet: MS-Windows-Fonts File: TrueType - 2009...

No match here.

Thank you Gino ... It wouldn't have been possible without you and the staggering hospitality of the citizens of Pennsylvania. :ROFLMAO: