The Letter ‘A’ through History. Roman Capital, 2nd Century. Uncial Script, 6th Century. Textura, 15th Century. Chancery Italic, 16th Century. #calligraphy | Seb Lester

In the Greco-Roman world the use of ALL CAPS—known as UNCIAL script—served a practical purpose. Did you know that several significant Bibles were written entirely with uncial script? | Museum of the Bible

Examples of the letter ‘C’ through history. Rustic Capital, 1st Century — Roman Capital 2nd Century — Uncial, 6th Century — Textura, 15th Century — Ronde, 17th Century — English Roundhand, 18th Century. Music is 'Ability' by Borrtex | Seb Lester

Examples Of The Letter ‘E’ Through History: Rustic Capital, 1st Century — Roman Capital, 2nd Century — Uncial, 6th Century — Textura Script, 15th Century — Chancery Script, 17th Century — English Roundhand, 18th Century. Music is ‘Determination’ by Borrtex | Seb Lester