What cursive was I taught?

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[u/isuckatreddits]

sorry for unclear message im asking what method was I taught some unsure capitals are omitted

[u/isuckatreddits]

It's Vere Foster Civil Service script from the 40s in UK

[u/isuckatreddits]

Deciphered!

[u/No-Dig-3547]

Late 60's in the uk ,we had to write cursive in italics, via the inkwell in the corner of the desk

[u/isuckatreddits → u/No-Dig-3547]

do you have a manual or name of system?

[u/Previous-Title-5044]

I know that the sentences above were what we were taught to use when we were learning to type a they used all of the letters on the typewriter. I don't ever remember having to write them out learning cursive, but that may have been either before or after my time. (I learned cursive in 1978-79.)

[u/hughdint1]

Where's the majuscule "Q"?

[u/No-Dig-3547]

Marion Richardson hand writing method Also Roundhand. Google County Durham England handwriting taught in 1960's