Sentence examples for publishing a facsimile from inspiring English sources

Would you consider publishing a facsimile of the cards themselves?

They wanted to publish a facsimile edition of the Gutenberg Bible.

On April 18 , 1887 The Times published a facsimile of a letter purporting to be written by Parnell condoning the Phoenix Park murders of May 1882.

Later on after the "Alice" books were published, Carroll published a facsimile of the original manuscript.

The book was republished twice in 2007: Drawn and Quarterly published a facsimile edition with additional essays by Hyde and an introduction by wordless novel historian David Beronä and George Walkerr included Southern Cross in his collection of wordless novels Graphic Witness.

In 2011 the Smithsonian displayed the restored scrapbook and also published a special facsimile edition.

By 1986, Faksimile-Verlag had developed a process that used gentle suction to straighten a page so that it could be photographed without touching it and so won permission to publish a new facsimile.

The 19th century heraldist Robert Riddle Stodart published an undated facsimile of a different coat of arms of "Mc: aula of Arncapelle" (which is also pictured above within the article).

Happily, though, in 2014 Penguin published what amounts to a facsimile of the 1966 edition, complete with a picture of its author at the wheel of a Routemaster bus on its cover.

A facsimile was published in 1974.

This blotch was not in any genuine copy, but was to be found in a facsimile edition published in 1964.