Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
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A term used when the forger has trouble matching the writing materials to the exact date it was supposed to have been written.

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Anachronism

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2
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Are sheets of interlaced fibers - usually cellulose fibers from plants, but sometimes from cloth rags or other fibrous materials.

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Paper

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3
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A writing material that is formed by pulping the fibers and causing to felt, or mat, to form a solid surface.

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Paper

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4
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What do you call to the certain papers are marked with a translucent design.

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Watermark

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5
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It is impressed in writing materials during the course of their manufacture.

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Watermark

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6
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Any material used primarily for writing or recording such as papers, cardboard, board papers, morocco paper, etc.

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Writing materials

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7
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Papyrus is came into use about?

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3,500 B.C

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8
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A writing material made from skin of animals primarily of sheep, calves or goats.

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Parchment

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9
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Parchment came into wide use only in the _____ in the city of PERGAMUM in ANATOLIA.

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2nd Century B.C

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10
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A writing materials from fine skins from young calves or kids.

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Vellum

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11
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It became the most important writing material for bookmaking.

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Vellum

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12
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A writing material used for special manuscripts.

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Parchment

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13
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He is the first to succeed in making paper from vegetables fibers, tree barks, rags, old fish netting.

A

Cai Lun (Tsai Lun)

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14
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When some Chinese taken as prisoners in Arab city of Samarkand they forced to build and operate a?

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Paper mill

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15
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Around NA.D. 751 what city in Arab became the paper making center?

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Samarkand

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16
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The first paper mill in England was established in the year?

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1495

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17
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The first mill was built in America in the year?

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1690

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18
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Nicholas Louis Robert made the first practical machine in the year?

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1798

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19
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Who made the first practical machine that was made in the year 1798?

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Nicholas Louis Robert

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20
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A chemical that was used to turn the paper into a light or white color?

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Chlorine

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21
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This was introduced in the 19th century for bleaching and colored linen could already be manufactured for paper.

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Chlorine

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22
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A grown grown in Libya, also in Spain and North Africa was introduced in England in 1861.

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Esparto

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23
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Esparto was first introduced in England in the year?

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1861

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24
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This was used to make paper in the year 1800.

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Straw

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25
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A paper from wood was not attempted until 1869.

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Sulphite

26
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A term for a figure or design incorporated into paper during its manufacture and appearing lighter that the rest of the sheet when viewed in transmitted light.

A

Watermark

27
Q

The earliest way and reliable way of identifying the date of manufacture of the paper is by?

A

Watermark

28
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It is a brand put on the paper by the manufacturers.

A

Watermark

29
Q

Is a fluid or viscous marking material used for writing or printing.

A

Ink

30
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A tool for writing or drawing with a colored fluid, such as ink or a writing instrument used to apply inks to the papers.

A

Pen

31
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Pen came from the Latin word?

A

Penna

32
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Pen came from the Latin word Penna meaning?

A

Feather

33
Q

Writing implements, manual devices used to make alphanumeric marks on or in a surface.

A

Writing Instruments

34
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It came from especially selected water grasses found in Egypt, Armenia and along the shores of the Persian Gulf.

A

Reed Pens orr Swamp Reed

35
Q

It was the first writing tool that had the writing end slightly frayed like a brush.

A

Reed pens/Swamp reed

36
Q

A pen that was first used in Near East on papyrus and later on parchment.

A

Reed pen/swamp reed

37
Q

A pen made from the outer wing feathers of any bird, those of goose, swan, crow and turkey.

A

Quill pen

38
Q

A spanish calligrapher mentions the steel point pen for very large writing in his 1548 writing manual.

A

Juan de Yciar

39
Q

The first patented brazen pens was made by the English engineer ___ in 1803

A

Bryan Donkin

40
Q

Lewis Waterman patented the first practical?

A

Fountain Pens

41
Q

He patented the first practical fountain pens containing its own ink reservoir.

A

Lewis Waterman

42
Q

He patented the first ball point writing tool.

A

John Loud

43
Q

They invented a viscous, oil-based ink that could be used with such a pen.

A

Ladislao and Georg Biro

44
Q

They are attributed for the invention of the first practical ballpoint pen.

A

Ladislao and Georg Biro

45
Q

Who invented the first practical fiber tip pen?

A

Yukio Horie

46
Q

These are made of dense natural or artificial fibers impregnated with a dye.

A

Felt-tip markers

47
Q

A ink that was formerly made of a fermented infusion of gall nuts to which iron salts were added.

A

Iron Gallotanate Inks

48
Q

These inks will be found only on old documents.

A

Log wood inks

49
Q

An ink consisting of ordinary iron Gallotanate inks with a lower iron content in most cases but with a higher dyestuff content than normal inks.

A

Fountain pen inks

50
Q

Fountain pen ink is placed on the market under the name of ______.

A

Blue-black permanent

51
Q

These inks are composed of aqueous solutions of synthetic dyestuffs, to which preservative and a flux are added. And improved by addition of substances such as GLYCEROL, GLUCOSE or DEXTRIN.

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Dyestuff inks

52
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Ink that consists of a pigment paste and a solution of shellac made soluble in water by means of BORAX, LIQUID AMMONIA or AMMONIUM BICARBONATE.

A

Water resistant writing and Drawing inks

53
Q

A ink that was used by the Army and Air force during world war II.

A

Ballpoint pen inks

54
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An Ink that is made with the acid of substances such as GLYCEROL, GLYCOL, ACETIN or BENZYL ALCOHOL and water.

A

Stamp pad inks

55
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What kind of dye that are added in stamp pad inks as coloring matter?

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Airline dyes

56
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These inks are usually composed of a blend of ANILINE DYES, CARBON BLACK and oil such as CASTOR OIL.

A

Typewriter ribbon inks

57
Q

Skrip ink was manufactured by ________.

A

W.A Chaffer pen company

58
Q

These ink contain a substance which is COLORLESS in visible light and has a strong affinity for the fibers of the paper, and yet is not bleached by HYPOCHLORITE INK eradicators or washed out by soaking on water.

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Skrip ink

59
Q

Enumerate the largest producers of QUILL PEN.

A
  • Poland
  • Germany
  • Russia
  • Netherlands
60
Q

What are the manuals of Juan de Yciar when mentioning the brass pens?

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Recopilacion subtilissima and Arte subtilissima

61
Q

Enumerate the leading 19th century english pen manufacturers of steel point pens.

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  • William Joseph Gillot
  • William Mitchell
  • James Stephen Perry