Sentence examples for facsimile copies from inspiring English sources
Complete facsimile copies of Egyptian monuments have been published since the 1890s, providing a separate record that becomes more vital as the originals decay.
The release of the facsimile (copies of which are available for $25 plus postage from the Clements Library, www.clements.umich.edu/culinary or 734-764-2347) also brought new leads.
By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, March 19 , 1960 P. 33Talk story about an edition of a thousand facsimile copies of the Gutenberg Bible, which will be published this year by Pageant Books of 59 Fourth Ave.
Because the Vatican has just announced that it will market 200 facsimile copies of the elaborately decorated parchment from 1530, which bore an appeal by English peers to Pope Clement VII asking for the annulment of the marriage of Henry VIII to Catherine of Aragon.
The underground canon — the samizdat — was also small, chosen nearly at random with questionable literary taste and eclectic political beliefs: retyped manuscripts of recently written unpublishable books; facsimile copies of rediscovered books from an earlier, freer era; and printed volumes smuggled into the country by proselytizers of various kinds.
It published full facsimile copies of its issues on its website.
Facsimile copy of Mozart's "Don Giovanni" by master printer Andre-Gabriel Maisonneuve has been bought by publisher of La Revue Musicale.
Yet the problem could be solved simply by transmitting a facsimile copy and then microfilming the facsimile at the other end.
– he said: 'No, I've got a facsimile copy of Leonardo's Milan Codex in my library and I dropped it on my foot'".
Not the 1865 edition, though, with the now famous illustrations by John Tenniel; I took out my facsimile copy of the 1862 manuscript.
Only a favored, scholarly few can ever hope to hold a Bach manuscript in their hands, yet anyone with rudimentary ability to read music can buy a facsimile copy of, say, the Brandenburg Concertos (the score has been widely reproduced) and match it note by note to any performance.
