@Estefa or @tintenfuchs : what does "Bröheres" mean? This has been bothering me!
Natascha: if you click on the picture and then "back to photostream", it's like Aladdin's cave in there. 
@AndyT – I am pretty sure it means »Größeres« (Bigger), if you have a look at that pic:
Check the alphabet under Nr. 1. Gothic caps can be quite confusing – the G (3d row on the left) really looks quite like the B (1st row in the middle) …
What you read for h is an ß, I think (s-s ligature, long s + short s).
So what the headline says, is »Bigger Latin and French: Big Latin Alphabet | Alphabet with Flourishing | Small Latin Fraktur Alphabet(??)«, the latter I find quite confusing, because the lower case letter on the right don't look like Fraktur to me … and what a Latin Fraktur should be, I also don't know – Latin is what was in German called the non-gothic letters (because in science = Latin, this script was used, whereas for German text Fraktur, Textura etc.).
Sorry for hijacking you post,
@InkyFingers – very beautiful exemplars indeed!!
