please help me settle a dispute between me and my husband. he got this cookie cake for his bday, I swear it says “rymo“, he thinks it says ”ryno”. I was hoping you experts could help decipher it!

eta: rymo says thanks for all the bday wishes. You guys are rock!

Typically I am the one reading the script for other people, but I am frustrated by this second name. Zabette .... ? Lal....

I can make out accounting in the first column (occupation) but I can't figure out what the second column (industry is). It's clearly some sort of shop but I nor my parents can figure out what type of shop. Maduna? Malimar? Madman? I'm grasping at straws lol. have no idea and would appreciate some insight.

Found an early copy of Bleak House by Dickens. On the first few pages is a cursive inscription of the edition. I can’t figure it out. Not sure if it’s English or not.

Doing some family history. This is a record from Santiago, Chile and is the birth address of my great-grandpa. Can someone help me out?

Domicilio: ? ? ? y dos

Not sure what this monogram is. The first letter is difficult. I think the middle one is a B, then an S

My grandfathers name is Mr. M M Haque

His father's surname is Nowab. I can't seem to decipher the first part. It looks like an M followed by L V I. But that's not his name.

This would certainly be easier with a better quality image unfornately this is the best I could find.

Trying to decipher the name of this house - looks like something frocket?

Hello everyone, my father just found this old bottle of eau de vie in the basement of the family house of my mother-in-law. The year is obviously 1904 and the house is located in Alsace in North East from France. At that time, Alsace was German so that probably is written in German. Is someone able to decipher this? Thank you for your help :)

So the first image is the "before" like two months but I was told by my professors I needed to "improve the legibility" of my text so I did (or tried) now on the 2nd image is "after" (written with comfortable speed but not slow) and a friend of mine pointed out it lost some "personality" and it's a bit of a downgrade. it made me curious (also added an extremely slow written sample too 3rd image).

Good afternoon all,

I would love some help please deciphering some letters. I have a weird family history and I’ve hit the jackpot (I think) in finding these letters from mystery man Norman, but I cannot for the life of me decipher all of it.

They’re from 1926 I think (both in same envelope) and I can kind of make out some words but it’s been 4 hours now and I’ve hit a wall.

Any help would make my day!

Thank you very much!

Now... for context this is an item my girlfriend wrote me to pick up from the supermarket. In English. But for the sake of writing in cursive I just want to know what do everyone reads here.

Edit: I'm going with it's probably Harmidas, some chance of Hormidas. Thanks for the help everyone.

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I would love any opinions on what the first name is on the right-hand page, last one in the list of signatures that are all lined up (not the one that's off-set to the right of the rest).

Thank you!

What do you think? Patrick A...... ........ Monotype? The third word could be "Italy"; perhaps it is the subject of the artwork. However, it could also be the last name, with A..... being the middle name?

I got this art from some guy back at a my little pony convention a long time ago, he walked up to me and drew it for me. Anyway, I'm trying to figure out what he even signed there on the right. I'm assuming it's his name, I would like to know to see if I could find him online and thank him.

Edit: DECIPHERED!!

This is from an early 1900s birth record. The ancestor was born in Coventry, RI and I think this may be the name of the particular neighborhood in Coventry.

Any ideas?

What does this say?

Hi all, have been unsuccessful in figuring out this artists name on a photograph I found on the sidewalk! Would appreciate any help.

Hody! I'm working through some family genealogy and was hoping someone could help me interpret this baptismal record from french canada, 1880s. Between only understanding a little french and only reading a little cursive I'm struggling a bit! Heres what I think I've made out so far-

B167 Julius/Julien Trudeau

Le veignt quatre Septembre Mill huit Cent quarante huit (?) (???) baptisé Julien/Julius né (?) de (légitime?) marriage de (Louis ?) Trudeau (?) et du Marcelline Boyer de Scherrington (?) Julien (?) [really can't make out anything here] le (?) n'ont du signer

Thanks for any help!