Paper-making » Folio 400 - Printing Shakespeare

‘to wear the dressing of his lines!’ Linen rags were pulped, and their fibres re-used in paper. This was made by hand, one sheet at a time. English paper mills did not make paper good enough for printing, so it was imported from France. Source material Most paper today is made from wood fibres, but […]

Folio400: Printing Shakespeare

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A full-size facsimile of one of the most complete early copies of the famed First Folio, selected and luxuriously produced by the British Library, is

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