A manual of the study of documents to establish the individual character of handwriting and to detect fraud and forgery, including several new methods of research (1894)
Frazer, Persifor, 1844-1909 · Philadelphia : J.B. Lippincott company · leaf 34
tween the point of support and the point of the pen.In Fig. 3 the arm could write entirely across thenote-paper page represented w^ithout curving thewriting, by shifting its position once or twice, but itwould not be easy to write fluently without such changes. Fig. 4. … Fig. 4 represents the arm pivoted on the elbow, thusincreasing by half the length of the forearm theradius of lateral motion, and rendering fewer changes 22 STUDY OF HANDWRITING of position of the pivot necessary. Handwriting ofexperts in calligraphy is often made in this way. Itpermits a greater…
Writing -- Identification · Forgery · Graphology
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