There are some rotated characters in steps of 90 degrees. It happens often with n/u. In the binarised images of low quality and Fraktur the difference between n/u and them 180 degrees turned is seldom visible. I give spelling the precedence.
Also in low image quality and Fraktur R/K, B/V, M/W look very similar.
Sometines it seems intended by the typesetter to use long-s turned 180 degrees as separator in Hungarian phone numbers. I transcribe them as '|'.
wollmers
commented
4 years ago 
Just for the records.
There are some rotated characters in steps of 90 degrees. It happens often with n/u. In the binarised images of low quality and Fraktur the difference between n/u and them 180 degrees turned is seldom visible. I give spelling the precedence.
Also in low image quality and Fraktur R/K, B/V, M/W look very similar.
Sometines it seems intended by the typesetter to use long-s turned 180 degrees as separator in Hungarian phone numbers. I transcribe them as '|'.
This one is funny: