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OXFORD PAPERS. STUDIES IN BRITISH PAPER HISTORY: VOLUME I
Bower, Peter (editor)

- London : The British Association of Paper Historians 1996 - 4to. - stiff paper wrappers. - 108 pages. - ISBN 0952575701 / Order Nr. 46562 - Price: $ 29.95 View Table of Contents

This is the first volume in a series of the papers about papermaking and papermaking history published from the fourth Studies in British Paper History conference held by the British Association of Paper Historians. The essays include, "The Use of Straw in Papermaking" , "Papermaking in the Oxford Area" , "The Wolvercote Myth" , "Observations from an art conservator about the use of straw in paper and boards" "Kashmiri Papermaking" and many more. Illustrated.

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