Ditchling: A Craft Community
Edward Johnston teaching sheet
Broadside teaching sheet by Edward Johnston, 1919, "after Winchester formal writing about 975 A.D.", with text beginning "gaudere autem" by Edward Johnston; annotated "poorly written spoilt copy", one page, written on handmade paper in black ink and signed in red ink, annotated in pencil and grey ink. An example of handwriting for the use of children and others.
Image copyright © Andrew and Angela Johnston/Crafts Study Centre 2004, and courtesy of VADS.
< previous :: introduction :: next >
The Archives Hub is a Mimas service, funded by JISC and based at The University of Manchester. Systems development work is undertaken at the University of Liverpool. © Copyright 2000-2010. Notices and disclaimers.