An inscription in the author's own hand turns one copy among thousands into a unique object.
Why collectors care: an inscription is a small document. It can reveal a friendship, a date or a glimpse of the writer's character.
How to read it: note the date, the place, the recipient and the signature, and compare the handwriting with known examples.
How to keep it: protect the signed page from direct light and humidity. You will find these copies under Signed & Inscribed Editions at Nora Inkwell.
By Sara