Well that didn't last long... :) The answers were:
Jupiter Pro
Patric Griffin: "Jupiter is a take on the Roman alphabet the way it looked in Roman times. It is also influenced by many different historical interpretations of the Roman alphabet, most notably the work of Friedrich Poppl, whose rough Nero typeface was a very beautiful expression, though a bit too calligraphic in concept."
21 Gun Salute Expanded
from the prolific Dan Zadorozny at Iconian Fonts
Techno Regular
a font designed by David Berlow of Font Bureau in the 1990s and provided as
part of MacOS System 8 (or perhaps 9).
Lexicon No. 1 Italic
by Bram de Does, designed in the late 1980s and 1990s
House Script
from House Industries' Sign Painter collection, House Script
San Francisco UI Text Light
Apple's new system font that banishes Helvetica from phone, tablet, and desktop.
Textile
Another Apple font rescued from the old MacOS System 8 or 9 system folder.
Vitesse Bold
From Hoefler & Frere-Jones in 2006.
Miller Display
At the beginning of the 19th century, Richard Austin of London cut for foundries in Glasgow some of the first typefaces designed with newspapers in mind. Matthew Carter’s Miller is a modern revival with optical sizes. The four-weight Display family, specifically for headlines, amplifies the elegant contrast and crisp finish of the “Scotches.”
Klang MT Std
Will Carter, well known in connection with his private press in Cambridge, combined the skills of a calligrapher with a practical knowledge of printing. His mastery of pen-drawn letterforms was put to practical use in the design of Klang (1950s).
Circular Std Medium
Laurenz Brunner's friendly geometric sans from 2005 - 2013.
Milton
from Mecanorma, perhaps based on something older?
Goldsmith Script LHF
John Studden's old fashioned script for LetterHead Fonts.
