Solved Script Identification.

I was given a picture frame some time back and because i could not identify the script i stored the frame away,..any scribes here who could please inform me what the script reads?

 

Guess ... Valley of the Kings.

 

Am I looking at the same thing you lot are???

 

Albert Royal? Royal definitely for the last part.

 

@Victoria ,..nice guess Victoria,..i suppose thinking Royals,..Egyptian In English,..
@wiseowl ,..another thought of foreign connections,..i have heard of Sana Kisan Banking,..
@pete,..Lol,....................................
@Selleri ,..i think you might have something there,..Royal or Royals is only one word i could guess,..someone visiting the house thought it to be A Love For Royals ,..i still keep looking.
@shiney ,..Wadi you know,..so far nobody put a finger on the script

 

Obvious if you think about it, the frame contained a picture of a potato.
One from Jersey.

 

I think it's 'Albis ?? Royali'. The middle bit maybe Sp. That would make it the name of the tulips depicted - 'White sp[ecies] Royal.' Think somebody's copied them from something like Matthew Sweert's Florilegium of 1612 - here's an image for comparison, they're all named:


If I'm right it's not very good Latin, should really be something like Tulipa alba sp. royalis. Having watched the film Tulip Fever on the telly recently (not very good sadly!) I gathered that white tulips 'broken' with red were highly prized in Holland then, so 'royal' would be an appropriate name for such a bulb.

 

@Clare G ,..amazing post and i am in agreement with your tagging the flowers on the frame,..most certainly Tulips,..i was distracted by just looking at the script.

Your picture on the left above,..working from top left to right going down to Tulip image No 8 and Tulip image No 11 are almost identical to those on the frame,..it does also look like someone gave the incorrect Latin,..perhaps even the wrong colour to the Tulip images they painted,..as you posted 'White sp[ecies] Royal.'

Thanks to your great detective work we now know the script refers to Tulips and more than likely the white ones 'Royals'.

I was way off in my thinking that the first word was Alocs,..in some languages it means Drink,..however not thinking Latin,..thanks again for your input and highly informative post.

 

A pleasure @glengarry23 - it was lucky I had watched that film the other week, so was feeling 'tulip-aware'!

 

@Clare G ,..'tulip-aware',..,..i like that remark,..thank you again.