01-08-2017, 11:42 AM
It's not the letter "s".
It's a g or a y, most likely a g. I have many examples of Gothic cursive where g and y (with a line over it as an abbreviation) are written like this.
It's a g or a y, most likely a g. I have many examples of Gothic cursive where g and y (with a line over it as an abbreviation) are written like this.

