The Voynich Manuscript/F12v

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[Nick Pelling] Even though this page is missing, we can still see the "bleed-across" from its paint on page f13r. It also seems highly likely that f12 was cut out after the folios were numbered: I think it's reasonably safe to conclude that this page was cut out by a later owner. Perhaps by examining the technology used to perform the cut, we may be able to get an idea of who cut it out! However, whether this is the page (from North Wales) described by Paul Floyd in 2003 is another question entirely...
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