Can fonts from a PowerPC 10.4 be moved to a Mac pro 10.7?

Can fonts from a PowerPC-10.4 be moved to a Mac Pro 10.7

If it's a Type 1 PostScript font (that's they only way I have it), you need all of the pieces. For instance, here's Adobe's Avant Garde Gothic:
Avant Garde Gothic.scr
AvantGarBol
AvantGarBolObl
AvantGarBoo
AvantGarBooObl
AvantGarDem
AvantGarDemObl
AvantGarExtLig
AvantGarExtLigObl
AvantGarMed
AvantGarMedObl
The first file is the suitcase of screen fonts. The rest are the associated printer fonts. You must have all of them together in the same folder in order for them to work. You can put them in a subfolder of the Fonts folder you put them in.

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