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1993, pp. 25-29; James Mosley, "The Enigma of the Early Lyonnaise Printing Types," in La
Lumitype-Photon: René Higgonet, Louis Moyroud et l'invention de la photocomposition moderne,
ed. Alan Marshall (1995); Martin Boghardt, "Blattersetzung und Neusatz in frühen Inkunabeln,"
Bibliothek und Wissenschaft 29 (1996): 24-58; and the entry for Hellinga (1989) in C1 above. For
a comment on the controversy, see G.T. Tanselle, "Printing History and Other History," Studies
in Bibliography 48 (1995): 269-89 (see pp. 284-85); reprinted in his Literature and Artifacts
(1998), pp. 307-27 [322-23].]
William B. Todd, The Gutenberg Bible: New Evidence of the Original Printing (1982). [Also printed
in AB Bookman's Weekly 70 (1982): 4363-89. See Paul Needham, "The Compositor's Hand in the
Gutenberg Bible: A Review of the Todd Thesis," Papers of the Bibliographical Society of
America 77 (1983): 341-71.]
Lotte Hellinga, "Manuscripts in the Hands of Printers," in Manuscripts in the Fifty Years after the
Invention of Printing, ed. J.B. Trapp (1983), pp. 3-11.
Paul Needham, "A Gutenberg Bible Used as Printer's Copy by Heinrich Eggestein in Strassburg, ca.
1469," Transactions of the Cambridge Bibliographical Society 9 (1986): 36-75.
Richard N. Schwab, "Some Signs of Stereotyping of the Yale Vellum Copy of the Mainz Catholicon,"
Yale University Library Gazette 63 (1988-89): 8-13.
Lotte Hellinga and Margaret Lane Ford, "Deletion or Addition: A Controversial Variant in Werner
Rolewinck's 'Fasciculus Temporum' (Cologne, 1474)," Library Chronicle of the University of
Texas 21.3/4 (1991): 60-79.
Lotte Hellinga, "Compositors and Editors: Preparing Texts for Printing in the Fifteenth Century,"
Gutenberg-Jahrbuch, 2000, pp. 152-59.
Paul Needham, "Concepts of Paper Study," in Puzzles in Paper: Concepts in Historical Watermarks,
ed. Daniel W. Mosser, Michael Saffle, and Ernest W. Sullivan II (2000), pp. 1-36 (see pp. 14-16).
D4. INK
Thomas A. Cahill, Bruce H. Kusko, and Richard N. Schwab, "Analyses of Inks and Papers in Historical
Documents through External Beam PIXE Techniques," Nuclear Instruments & Methods 181
(1981): 205-8.
Richard N. Schwab, Thomas A. Cahill, Bruce H. Kusko, and Daniel L. Wick, "Cyclotron Analysis of
the Ink [and paper] in the 42-Line Bible," Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America 77
(1983): 285-315.
Thomas A. Cahill et al., "Gutenberg's Inks and Papers: Non-Destructive Compositional Analyses by
Proton Milliprobe," Archaeometry 26 (1984): 3-14.
Richard N. Schwab, Thomas A. Cahill, Robert A. Eldred, Bruce H. Kusko, and Daniel L. Wick, "New
Evidence on the Printing of the Gutenberg Bible: The Inks in the Doheny Copy," Papers of the
Bibliographical Society of America 79 (1985): 375-410. See also Paul Needham, "Division of
Copy in the Gutenberg Bible: Three Glosses on the Ink Evidence": 411-26.
Richard N. Schwab, Thomas A. Cahill, Bruce H. Kusko, Robert A. Eldred, and Daniel L. Wick, "Ink
Patterns in the Gutenberg New Testament: The Proton Milliprobe Analysis of the Lilly Library
Copy," Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America 80 (1986): 305-31; "The Proton
Milliprobe Ink Analysis of the Harvard B42, Volume II," 81 (1987): 403-32.
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