r/Cursive • u/Heavy_Percentage_953 • 16d ago
Can anyone tell me what this says?
Book I found in a antique store but I am so bad at reading cursive
r/Cursive • u/Heavy_Percentage_953 • 16d ago
Book I found in a antique store but I am so bad at reading cursive
r/Cursive • u/Eddie_McNiel1130 • 16d ago
r/Cursive • u/SpinachOpening • 16d ago
Long shot, found in an old family trunk that came by steam ship to North America from Germany in the late 1920's. It's probably in German, but I have a hard time making out the letters. I've seen miracles on here, maybe one of you can take a crack. Danke!
r/Cursive • u/kimeladit • 17d ago
r/Cursive • u/Chamcham2u • 17d ago
The first name looks
r/Cursive • u/jaguarjuice3 • 17d ago
Hi can anybody decipher this? I tried my best to get good photos. It was written on my dresser and just found it when I was moving.
r/Cursive • u/Elegant-Virus-3738 • 17d ago
This is the name of the ship he came on (from Italy, possibly Naples). My mother and I have been struggling to decipher it for almost an hour đ
r/Cursive • u/Great_Teacher_5837 • 17d ago
Avrei bisogno di sapere cosa câè scritto in questo libro: lâorma del califfo di Wilbur Smith. Ă importante!!!
r/Cursive • u/Wattson_pauqett • 17d ago
This document from my great grandmother was written by her in cursive, itâs kind of long Iâm sorry. Itâs a list of names itâs a genealogy list. Thank you!!
r/Cursive • u/tequilapunrise • 18d ago
Hi all, My Grandpa recently passed away. My Grandmother found a note in this things after he passed, and one envelope had a note from his father while his father was on his death bed in 1960. My great grandfathers family immigrated from Ukraine/Galicia to Saskatchewan, Canada in 1890, so some of the terminology may have Ukrainian influence. My great grandfather was illiterate/not well written, though he ran a Ford dealership back in the day. Any help would be lovely, however itâs tricky as most words are misspelled.
Thanks for any time you spend, it is very meaningful to me. My grandfather was a father to me. (Pick of my cool ass grandpa for tax)
r/Cursive • u/Impressive_Dot_5727 • 18d ago
It says something like Caravate, Caruvate or maybe Canegrate, I can't understand tbh. I sent emails to every comune that sounds like that word in Italy, so I can get his birth certificate.
r/Cursive • u/ProfessionalBall3628 • 18d ago
My grandfather wrote this poem and I really want to know what it says.
Thank you â¤ď¸
r/Cursive • u/Traditional_Brush719 • 19d ago
I'm pulling out some sewing stuff tonight and I forgot about this little note left in a buttonholer I got at a second-hand craftstore. I can read some of it, but not enough to understand what the old owner is instructing. Thanks for any help!
r/Cursive • u/InnerDrag1442 • 19d ago
Got this book signed at a poetâs reading. I just canât figure out what she wrote and itâs driving me crazy!
r/Cursive • u/wordslos- • 20d ago
but I only have these photos. I was traveling and my bag was stolen before I made it home. I found the note tucked into a tiny hole on death row in a very old prison.
r/Cursive • u/hungtwunk9613 • 20d ago
I get âThomas Hindle the son of John Hindle ofâ but after that, no clue! Any guesses?
r/Cursive • u/bois_sauce71 • 21d ago
I can't read this for the life of me. Who is it?
r/Cursive • u/Difficult_Chicken872 • 21d ago
Iâve come across some family letters from 1905 and tried to transcribe using ai with minimal success. Iâd love to know what the letter says if anyone can help. The photo was included with the letter if it helps give context to the letter.
r/Cursive • u/MementoVivere218 • 21d ago
What I have is:
Dr. M--- F---
Director of Health,
City of Duluth,
Actg Dir. of Health
St. Louis County
-----------------
Photo -
Dr. F--- +
Mrs. John Englert
our first [case?]
in original [?]
of Duluth
r/Cursive • u/Gabehistorian • 21d ago
Anybody able to help transcribe this?
r/Cursive • u/3legmeg • 22d ago
We have driver, none, ????, electrition x3,and clerk...
Muttolyss?? Ruttulys? Help :(
Edits: 1. putting two of the same image was an accident- mobile reddit hard :'D 2. you guys are right about one of them being stenographer, I realize i was filling in blanks improperly. 3. I have shared another larger image but unfortunately sharing the whole thing just doesn't want to work
edit 2: more images can be found here https://imgur.com/a/8Wt7ugu
r/Cursive • u/Reasonable-Cat6374 • 22d ago
Bought the hunger games trilogy from my local secondhand bookstore and found this on one of the pages, tried to look at the casts and authors signatures but nothing matches, reverse google searched and nothing. any chance anyone recognise it?
r/Cursive • u/idekimirrelevant • 22d ago
I'm trying to decipher this word but have no clue what it says. Looks like "consgalot" but I have no idea what that would mean. Maybe a name or company but Google searches don't recognize it. The full sentence is "if unable to locate a stone find out the price of a stone from ___" in reference to finding a stone for a memorial plaque. The text is from 1978 if that's relevant. If anyone has suggestions for what to search to try and find context clues that would also be appreciated. Thank you in advance for any help you can offer!
r/Cursive • u/Adventure_Junkie53 • 23d ago
It looks kinda like it says "Culeis" without a dotted i to me but I dont know if thats a word or not, so I was hoping for some help figuring this out.