Diplomas awarded to various individuals from various schools and universities, the bulk being Doctor of Medicine (M.D). degrees from the College of Physicians and Surgeons, printed and signed on paper or parchment.
The agreement (apparently never signed on paper) stipulated that the Polish Army was free to leave the city, a two-day cease-fire would come into effect and that Warsaw would be spared the horrors it experienced during the 1794 siege.
Yasiel Puig, when he signs on paper and not a ball, has a fluid and rhythmic style that indicates "he's probably an excellent dancer".
"Nobody knows what is going to be different, but whatever they sign on paper, whether there's going to be peace or more war, there needs to be work," he said.
In the late 1800s, about 80percentt of the world's paper was made of hemp; in fact, the Declaration of Independence was signed on hemp paper!
Sale agreement is the first agreement to be signed on stamp paper between the buyer and the builder.
How long before UN treaties are signed on CNN headed paper, or UN peacekeepers wear "Sponsored by CNN" T-shirts, ask the cynical?
Knight Ridder's Clark Hoyt signed on as the paper's third public editor, followed by Brisbane.
"You have people signed up on paper, but there are no doctors, no medicine, no hospital beds," said Miguel Pulido, the executive director of Fundar, a Mexican watchdog group that has studied the poor southern states of Guerrero and Chiapas.
The current grand imam and sheikh of Al-Azhar, Ahmed el-Tayeb, has signed on a new constitutional paper demanding unity and human rights for all Egyptians.
Since biblical times vellum or parchment was the type of paper in use this changed around 1850 to the use of wood, cotton or linen pulp, so if you are lucky enough to have the autograph of William Pitt (died 1806) it should be signed on vellum type of paper, Charles Dickens (died 1870) could be either or Alfred Tennyson (died 1892) most probably signed on a wood pulp type paper.
