A Manual of the Study of Documents to Establish the Individual Character of Hand
A Manual of the Study of Documents to Establish the Individual Character of Hand
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, this latter measurement is gener- ally useless. ) After the examination of the whole series of undis- puted signatures, some point on the first initial letter, or the next following, should be selected, which can be easil}^ found on all of them, and from this the distance from the first to some similar point in the second let- ter, and to some similar point as near as possible to the end of the final letter of the first name, and to the end of any intermediate name as well as to the final let...ter of the signature can be measured. The distance apart of the consecutive letters, and the breadth of the spaces between the letters or names of the signature should be then measured. The more of these meas- urements, which are carefully taken, the greater will be the accuracy of the conclusion drawn from their averages, but the principal elements will be apparent after some practice.
It has been the practice of the writer to go carefully over the writings and decide upon the number of measurements of length, height, and angle to be taken, and then to rule oft* on a sheet of paper a number of columns equal to that of the elements selected, leaving a horizontal line for every signature studied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, this latter measurement is gener- ally useless. ) After the examination of the whole series of undis- puted signatures, some point on the first initial letter, or the next following, should be selected, which can be easil}^ found on all of them, and from this the distance from the first to some similar point in the second let- ter, and to some similar point as near as possible to the end of the final letter of the first name, and to the end of any intermediate name as well as to the final let...ter of the signature can be measured. The distance apart of the consecutive letters, and the breadth of the spaces between the letters or names of the signature should be then measured. The more of these meas- urements, which are carefully taken, the greater will be the accuracy of the conclusion drawn from their averages, but the principal elements will be apparent after some practice.
It has been the practice of the writer to go carefully over the writings and decide upon the number of measurements of length, height, and angle to be taken, and then to rule oft* on a sheet of paper a number of columns equal to that of the elements selected, leaving a horizontal line for every signature studied.
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