INTRODUCTION TO SCHOLARLY EDITING ... - Rare Book School

Tanselle: Introduction to Scholarly Editing (2002) 7
H5. Imposition and Format (215-16)
H6. Leading (216)
H7. Signatures (216-17)
H8. Furniture Width; Unmarked Impressions (217)
H9. Plating; Unmarked Impressions (217-18)
H10. First- and Second-Forme Impressions (218)
H11. Press Corrections (218-19)
H12. Impressions from Materials not Meant to Print (219)
H13. Cancels (219)
H14. Forgeries (219-20)
J. Manuscripts (220-39)
J1. Selected Basic Readings (220-21)
J2. Checklists (221)
J3. Glossaries and Abbreviations (221)
J4. General History to 1450 (222-26)
J5. General History after 1450 (226)
J6. Physical Analysis (226-29)
J7. Illustration (229-32)
J8. Paleography (232-37)
J9. Examination of Authenticity (237-39)
J10. Collecting (239)
K. Technical Aids for Bibliographical Analysis (240-44)
K1. General Studies (240)
K2. Calipers, Micrometers, Rulers (240)
K3. Optical and Lighting Devices (240-41)
K4. Photography and Photosensitive Materials (241)
K5. Beta-Radiography (241-42)
K6. Collating Machines (242-43)
K7. Computers (243)
K8. Cyclotrons (243-44)
L. Preservation of Bibliographical Evidence (244-54)
L1. Selected Basic Readings (244-45)
L2. Checklists (245-46)
L3. Glossaries (246)
L4. Periodicals (246)
L5. General Studies (246-50)
L6. Binding (250-51)
L7. Paper (251-54)
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