Beis - very short
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The beis in the third line is also to short - but may be fixed after a tinok reads it as a beis.
How about the Bais of Uleovdo?
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its less than a kulmus on the top of the moshav.....
ReplyDeleteyou meant the second beis, yes. but still it doesnt look to much like a nun, I think we should give the tinok to decide what this letter is
DeleteIt appears to me that this BET is KASHER. Although the top part of the moshav is less than a kulmus, the bottom part of the moshav is good.
ReplyDeleteIn addition, there is no way that it may be confused with a NUN. However, if it appears to resemble a NUN, by all means, it must be shown to a TINOK.
In my view the BET appears to be KASHER as is.
I'd ask a shailat chacham.
ReplyDeleteThe vavs are short the shin is flat, the lamed is short... too bad as the ksav is pretty nice. The sofer needs a refresher course, assuming he learned properly in the first place.