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168.—German Gothic Initials (J to Q) more
Figures 167 to 169 show a more elaborate but an excellent and typical variety of this form of capital, which is one of the most beautiful and distinctive of Gothic letters. Shorn of its fussy small lines the main skeleton is eminently virile; and, though extremely difficult to draw, it cannot be surpassed for certain limited uses. (p. 140)
There is no letter I; use the J instead.
See also A-H for links to individual letters in the first plate.
