Sentence examples for manuscripts and documents from inspiring English sources
One is the never-ever-antique Audrey Hepburn, seen in a signed photograph at Kenneth W. Rendell, purveyor of "historical letters, manuscripts and documents," where she shares space with Josephine Baker, Susan B. Anthony and Marie Antoinette.
During his tenure as rare-books librarian, which began in 1967 and ended with his retirement in 1993, Columbia increased its collection of rare books by 275,000 volumes, and its collection of rare manuscripts and documents rose to 24 million, from 3 million.
This is different from typical book requests as aged manuscripts and documents line their shelves.
The nearby Jones Library (43 Amity Street; 413-259-3090; www.orgeslibregularly regularly displays items from its Emily Dickinson collection of manuscripts, letters and documents.
WI can also be used in identifying the authorship of documents without signature, such as letters of threat, historical, or ancient manuscripts and other documents only containing handwritten text without the person's signature.
She finds, evaluates and authenticates manuscripts and other documents there.
NEW ROCHELLE -- "Celebrating Aaron Copland -- 100 Years," exhibition featuring photographs, concert programs, musical manuscripts and other documents of the Copland's life and work.
A fire last week in an annex where the New-York Historical Society stores manuscripts and other documents did minimal damage to the collections of old restaurant menus and advertisements on file there, society officials said.
Here at The New Yorker, several of our staffers remember the days of the "typing pool," where manuscripts and other documents were typed for further processing into magazine pieces.
The library, the Ahmed Baba institute, held about 30,000 manuscripts, and includes documents about centuries of life in the city, Mali and neighbouring countries.
Black letter, also called Gothic script or Old English script, in calligraphy, a style of alphabet that was used for manuscript books and documents throughout Europe especially in German-speaking countries from the end of the 12th century to the 20th century.
