Thank you, Matthias. We are actually looking for Cursiva (with loops on b,h,k,l) rather than Hybrida. Something closer to 116v is the annotation at the end, where a guy bought the book from the original author (1450), but the location is unclear. This one is also interesting because it features uncial d (with no loop), like "oladabas".
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In a few cases, archives for the individual German Länder proved useful, but sometimes they are hard to find or to use.
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In a few cases, archives for the individual German Länder proved useful, but sometimes they are hard to find or to use.