Bibliotics; or, The study of documents; determination of the individual character of handwriting and detection of fraud and forgery. New methods of research (1901)
Frazer, Persifor, 1844-1909 · Philadelphia : Lippincott · leaf 42
upon the length of the radius between the point of sup-port and the point of the pen. In Fig. 3 the hand couldwrite entirely across the note-paper page representedwithout curving the writing, by shifting its position onceor twice, but it would not be easy to write fluently with-out such changes.… … Fig. 4 represents the arm pivoted on the elbow, thusincreasing by half the length of the forearm the radiusof lateral motion, and rendering fewer changes of posi-tion of the pivot necessary. Handwriting of experts hi 28 STUDY OF HANDAVRITING calligraphy is often made in this way. It permits…
Writing -- Identification · Forgery · Graphology
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