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I am not sure that there will be much choice in the format requested, but
it is certain worth requesting just what you are looking for.
I will attempt to explain just where the signature is at the bottom of f1r.
The spelling is "Jacobj a Tepenece". There may be a backslash accent over the
'a' and the 'j' may actually just be an 'i' as expected. Looking at
the last line of text on f1r, there is a black dot about 1cm. below the
space between the first two 'words'. About 3/4cm. below this dot there is a
cross which loops on the top right. This is the top of the capital 'J' which
slides down slightly to the left. The total height of the 'J' is about 2cm.
It is visible to the naked eye. Next is the 'a' (under EVA ch) which is
positioned just under the right extremity of the top right 'J' loop. It appears
to be a bit higher us an imagined line drawn for the signature than expected.
The 'c' is under the EVA 'l'. Then the 'o' follows under the end of the next
text space and the beginning of the third 'word' (EVA ch). The 'b' follows
under the EVA h. And finally the 'j' or 'i' falls in place under the
EVA k. The 'a' is not easy to make out but is somewhere under the EVA o.
The 'T' begins the surname under the EVA ch of the 5th word. It is
about the same size as the 'J' and the cross of the 'T'
slants slightly up to the right. The 'e' is under the EVA o. The 'p'
is under the EVA te about 1.5cm. under the text. The 'e' is under the
EVA y. Now we need to use a word from the second to the last line for
reference using the 6th or 7th 'word' that starts with EVA k. The 'c'
is there somewhere, but the letters seem to have spread out a bit and it almost
looks like there may be two cc to choose from? Finallllyyy, the last 'e' is
under EVA y. What a cumbersome note. One picture would make it a whole lot
easier to show. Perhaps someone can volunteer to "highlight" this
for clarity.
Regards,
Dana Scott
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