Thx Wladimir, excellent set of examples.
As expressed in another thread, I believe that the sole reason for broad t and k is for them to be able to enforce the "gallows coverage", which p anf f can do naturally just by way of extending their loop. Some p and f examples that you provide are probably idle embellishments, but some (such as e.g. ex. 42) look as employing additional tail modifiers - which only strengthens the point that the whole principle behind the Voynichese alphabet is the principle of superposition.
As expressed in another thread, I believe that the sole reason for broad t and k is for them to be able to enforce the "gallows coverage", which p anf f can do naturally just by way of extending their loop. Some p and f examples that you provide are probably idle embellishments, but some (such as e.g. ex. 42) look as employing additional tail modifiers - which only strengthens the point that the whole principle behind the Voynichese alphabet is the principle of superposition.