Altitalische Studien
A German philological study of ancient Italic and Etruscan inscriptions, compiled by Carl Eugen Pauli and published by Hahn in Hannover in 1890 for epigraphers and comparative linguists. The plates give outline facsimiles of letters incised on stone and metal, grey rubbing-like tonal impressions of worn surfaces, and measured outline diagrams keyed with small italic letters — useful for archaic alphabet forms, hand-drawn glyph outlines, and sparse technical line work.
