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Techniques and Reception of Prints in Central and Eastern Europe (15th–18th c.)

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Inscription - [T19262] Clasps ✕

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Arabic numeral
Armenian alphabet
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Roman numeral
[shapes]
blackletter
blockcutter's knife
edit
handwritting
interlaced
italics
letterpress
majuscule
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Motto
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Slogan (Battle cry)
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ID	Thing	Inscription Text	Characteristics	Functions	Role Mentions
[2135]	Clasps. In Binding	AS	monogram

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