Matches for the marginalia Latin script [IN OTHER MANUSCRIPTS]

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I assume you mean a Gothic ell (not EVA-l). Yes, I have tons of them. They are common to most Gothic text (which is primarily 15th century).

I can tell you with complete certainty that the loop-ell in scripts that are similar to the marginalia usually have a little serif on the foot and the ell without that serif is uncommon (not rare, but not common). Here are some examples of the letter ell in manuscripts with writing that is somewhat similar to the marginalia in other respects:



ÖNB Cod. 15096 Han is interesting in a number of respects. It is more widely spaced than most scripts, has the looped l and b, has the rounded loop on the "h" (this is the less common form), a rounded e, a non-looped d. It's similar to the VMS script in a number of respects. Not the closest I have, but worth a look. It's from Wiener Neustadt (Latin/German text).


Edit [addition]: I should mention that these are from all over... England, Gerrmany, Alsace, Austria, Italy. Scholars carried their traditions with them.