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Bernard Grebanier, The Great Shakespeare Forgery (1965). [J.H. Ireland]
J. Mathyer, "The Influence of Writing Instruments on Handwriting and Signatures," Journal of Criminal
Law, Criminology, and Police Science 60 (1969): 102-12.
E.F. Alford, Jr., "Disguised Handwriting: A Statistical Survey of How Handwriting Is Most Frequently
Disguised," Journal of Forensic Science 15 (1970): 476-88.
Billy Prior Bates, Typewriting Identification (I.S.Q.T.): Identification System for Questioned Typewriting
(1971).
Giles E. Dawson, "John Payne Collier's Great Forgery," Studies in Bibliography 24 (1971): 1-26. [See
also Dewey Ganzel, Fortune and Men's Eyes: The Career of John Payne Collier (1982); Arthur
Freeman, "A New Victim for the Old Corrector," Times Literary Supplement, 22 April 1983,
pp. 391-93; and John W. Velz, "The Collier Controversy Redivivus," Shakespeare Quarterly 36
(1985): 106-15.]
John Whitehead, This Solemn Mockery: The Art of Literary Forgery (1973).
"The Strange Case of the Vinland Map," Geographical Journal 140 (1974): 183-214. [See also Leon
Koczy, "The Vinland Map," Antemurale 15 (1970): 85-171; Wilcomb E. Washburn (ed.),
Proceedings of the Vinland Map Conference (1971); Thomas A. Cahill et al., "The Vinland Map
Revisited: New Compositional Evidence on Its Inks and Parchment," Analytical Chemistry 59
(1987): 829-33; Walter C. McCrone, "The Vinland Map," ibid., 60 (1988): 1009ff.; Laurence Witten,
"Vinland's Saga Recalled," Yale University Library Gazette 64 (1989-90): 10-37 (also Bulletin du
bibliophile, 1990, 2:286-313); Kenneth M. Towe, "The Vinland Map: Still a Forgery," Accounts of
Chemical Research 23 (1990): 84-87; Helen Wallis, "The Vinland Map: Genuine or Fake?", Map
Collector 53 (1990): 2-6 (also Bulletin du bibliophile, 1991, 1:76-83); Wilcomb E. Washburn,
Thomas A. Cahill and Bruce H. Kusko, and Laurence C. Witten II in The Vinland Map and the
Tartar Relation, ed. R.A. Skelton et al. (New Edition, 1995).]
Leonard Rapport, "Fakes and Facsimiles: Problems of Identification," American Archivist 42 (1979): 13-
58.
Deborah Hubball, An Investigation into How Handwriting Is Most Frequently Disguised (Birmingham
University Working Papers in Handwriting Research, 1982).
Amanda Lumley, The History and Development of the Analysis of Handwriting (Birmingham University
Working Papers in Handwriting Research, 1983).
Anthony S. Bliss, "Cyclotron Analysis and a Fake Gospel Lectionary of 1328," Scriptorium 38 (1984):
322-25.
"Watching, Doing, and the Black Arts," Journal of the Forensic Science Society 24 (1984): 155-56, 559.
L. Michel and Pe Bairer, "The Diaries of Adolph Hitler: Implication for Document Examination," Journal
of the Forensic Science Society 25 (1985): 167-78.
Tom Davis, "Forensic Handwriting Analysis," in Talking about Text, ed. M. Coulthard (1986),
pp. 189-207.
Robert Harris, Selling Hitler (1986).
A.A. Cantu and R.S. Prough, "On the Relative Aging of Inks--The Solvent Extrtaction Technique," Journal
of Forensic Sciences 32 (1987): 1151-74.
Antonia Sara, The Use of Handwriting as Evidence (Birmingham University Working Papers in
Handwriting Research, 1987).
Robin Myers and Michael Harris (eds.), Fakes and Frauds: Varieties of Deception in Print & Manuscript
(1989). [Includes Tom Davis, "Forged Handwriting," pp. 125-37.]
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