DCMatt said:I would say it is a Gothic 'O'.
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mojjax said:Thanks DCmatt & Breezie . That makes sense , people that once lived here had the last name Ogden .
bigcypresshunter said:I agree its solved, but does Breezies website show an O or a Q?![]()
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http://www.spraypaintstencils.com/stencilstore/old-english-alphabet-stencil.htm
GopherDaGold said:Looks like an O to me. We are seeing the letter upside down so I think what is being looked at as the 'tail' on a Q is actually staining on the cane end.
Big CY is correct it is a Q, this style of writing is actually called Black Letter, and does have many styles...but Q it isbigcypresshunter said:I agree its solved, but does Breezies website show an O or a Q?![]()
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http://www.spraypaintstencils.com/stencilstore/old-english-alphabet-stencil.htm
That might be right Don.....but the letter Breezie posted is a QMackaydon said:I agree with Gopher; it's an unside down (as we see it) "O"; there is no 'tail' for a 'Q' if placed in its proper alignment.
Thanks SS. I thought maybe I was going nuts.Silver Searcher said:That might be right Don.....but the letter Breezie posted is a QMackaydon said:I agree with Gopher; it's an unside down (as we see it) "O"; there is no 'tail' for a 'Q' if placed in its proper alignment.
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GopherDaGold said:Flipped and magnified.
We understand LOL.Mackaydon said:My comment related to only Mojjax's find.
Geez nobody ever thought that there was a Q on the cane. O on the cane is correct.Black LetterIronSpike said:Wonder what an O looks like from the same site? Have to admit it is a rather fancy Q![]()
Silver Searcher said:Black LetterIronSpike said:Wonder what an O looks like from the same site? Have to admit it is a rather fancy Q![]()
http://www.discoverahobby.com/blackletter.jpg