Gothic handwriting

Use your free time to study the Gothic handwriting you find in many Norwegian sources

Let us look at three Gothic letters that are easy to mix up.

When trying to read Gothic handwriting or a printed text accurately transcribed, the letters i and j may sometimes cause a little

This is the last installment in my little study of Gothic handwriting.

In this installment I will look at some words that frequently appear in church records.

I am continuing my quest at getting better at reading Gothic handwriting. In this part I will try to group

Gothic handwriting was developed in the 1100s in France on the basis of the Carolingian minuscule.  Variations of this handwriting