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Collecting Autographs and Manuscripts

Collecting Autographs and Manuscripts

Illustrated with more than 1400 Facsimiles and Other Reproductions.
Collecting Historical Documents: A Guide to Owning History

Collecting Historical Documents: A Guide to Owning History

A guide to owning Historical Documents. Own a check signed by Orville Wright, or an autographed photograph of the Beatles, or a letter written by Jesse James. These a just a few examples of historical documents, unique collectibles that put fragments of man's experience into the collector's hands. 
Autographs and Manuscripts: A Collector's Manual

Autographs and Manuscripts: A Collector's Manual

Sponsored by the Manuscript Society, Autographs and Manuscripts offers the collector of autographs and manuscripts a comprehensive manual of the history and fundamentals of autograph collecting and of the various fields and areas of specialization in which to collect. The articles range in coverage from broad concepts such as the development of writing and notes on writing materials to specific topics such as the legal ramifications of manuscript collecting and autographs of the American Civil War.

Les très anciens manuscrits du fonds Libri dans les collections d'Ashburnham Place

Les Très anciens manuscrits du fonds Libri dans les collections d'Ashburnham Place, communication faite à l'Académie des inscriptions le 22 février 1883 (par L. Delisle) - Léopold Delisle
British Literary Manuscripts, Series I: From 800 to 1800: From 800 to 1800 Series 1

British Literary Manuscripts, Series I: From 800 to 1800: From 800 to 1800 Series 1

Autographs by 111 authors reproduced fromoriginals in Morgan Library. Transcriptions, commentary.

Civil War Autographs and Manuscripts

A Guide to Autographs and Manuscripts of the War...
Manuscripts: The First Twenty Years

Manuscripts: The First Twenty Years

A generous selection of diverse thought on the search for and collection of manuscripts and autograph letters, and their role in the history of ideas, has been culled from the first twenty years of Manuscripts, the Manuscript Society's quarterly publication.
The Manuscript Society Criteria for Describing Manuscripts and Documents

The Manuscript Society Criteria for Describing Manuscripts and Documents

The Manuscript Society Criteria for Describing Manuscripts and Documents 3 presents standardized abbreviations (codes) and recommends their use. Most of the code letters are not new, but because of the extreme variability in their usage over the years, it became necessary to adopt a more precise set of criteria for all to use. Periods between abbreviations were eliminated (e.g. ALS instead of A.L.S.). Precise dictionary definitions for each code letter were applied (e.g. A = autographed). Autograph is a noun or transitive verb, not an adjective; thus ALS = autographed letter signed, not autograph letter signed).