NARROW TAV FOOT

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Some sofrim just cannot remember in the beginning of the line that there is an end in site
(perhaps they act as Beis Hillel ברוך השם יום יום)
I marked tavs where the foot of the tav is very very narrow and the look is look of a ches
I also marked one tav that although it sticks out however the bottom ends in a point similar to chabad ches.
please your remarks separately on ושננתם   and on ולמדתם


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  1. yisroel levinJanuary 6, 2020 at 8:32 PM

    both noticeably are written as a letter ת

    not sure where you learn about a "Chabad Ches" but none of them look to me like a ח

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