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Has the way cursive capital "B"s been written changed since the 1950s?
They're regular lowercase bs, just like the ones in "Gail Kubik" and "Herb Klynn" and "John Hubley." Why would anyone think they're an uppercase form? Plenty of "Mc" names can be written with the seco …
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