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PEN, INK, & EVIDENCE: A STUDY OF WRITING AND WRITING MATERIALS FOR PENMAN, COLLECTOR, AND DOCUMENT DETECTIVE.
Nickell, Joe.

   

- New Castle : Oak Knoll Press 2003
- small 4to.
- stiff paper wrappers
- x, 228 pages.
- ISBN 9781584560920 ; 1584560924 / Order Nr. 71215
- Price: $ 29.95

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First edition, second printing with corrections. An excellent study of writing and writing materials for the penman, collector, and document detective. The author traces the development of writing and writing materials from the ancient cuneiform tablet to today's historical documents. This work is essential for all calligraphers, archivists, literary historians and document examiners. Over one hundred illustrations.

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EARLY PHOTOGRAPHS OF MECCA
by Witkam, Jan Just

This facsimile edition of 40 magnificent photographs was originally published in 1889 in the Bilder Atlas. It includes photographs from the classic two-volume work on Mecca by the Dutch orientalist and islamologist Christiaan Snouck Hurgronje, as well as twenty photographs of the additional fourth and last volume also published in 1889 (there were not any photographs in the 3rd volume). The facsimile addition is accompanied by an extensive commentary by Jan Witkam, professor of Arabic studies at Leiden University.

Sales rights: Available outside North America from HES & DE GRAAF Publishers.

Will be available Summer 2011.




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