Origin of the Shield Shape in the Solar Folio of the f85-86 Foldout

[Dobri]

Well, at least one symbol in the cipher manuscript can be identified with some certainty for the past hundred years of research. 

"With some certainty" is not yet justified.

I wrote You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. ages ago. The similarity is good, and I dare say that this is objective. Still I am not sure that it is not coincidental.

There was a whole thread here (or in Stephen Bax's blog) showing that the same symbol was used as a paragraph marker in Spanish manuscripts. I would not know how to search for that but perhaps someone else remembers.

It is a part of every investigation to deal with circumstantial evidence to connect the dots. 
The very first post in this thread is an example of following a lead.

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If it is pretty universal, please provide an example of the use of sideways (flying) letter 'm' in a non-Beneventan script.

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Apparently, your examples are not concerned with suprascript.