Morten St George Theory

[Morten St. George]

The g is a bit regional. Sometimes it has a long upper stem, sometimes a long tail, sometimes a looped tail. It varies more than a lot of letters.

JP, Though I have no doubt that the words agolb, yaubva, vaubua (on the back of the Doornenburg sigil) are valid, it is unknown if those three words (in isolation on the back) were engraved circa 1600 or centuries earlier.

For that reason, if possible, I would welcome seeing the image of a medieval "g" that resembles the "g" of "agolb" (it's the "g" on the left side from my prior post). If you have such an image, it would be much appreciated if you could kindly post it. Thanks.