Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-058: Page 24; "Gilbert and Sullivan. Why Amateurs Select the Operas." and "Finger-Print Identification."; Letters to the editor. In the first letter, it is suggested that amateurs choose the operas of Gilbert and Sullivan because of the music's beauty. In the second letter, Henry Faulds discusses the application and discovery of fingerprints is modern on which one may find more information in his Manual of Dactylography, which is a response to item [010-057].; letters to the editor from Edward Hope and Henry Faulds, Daily Dispatch; DF 654, 1924/06/30

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-058: Page 24; "Gilbert and Sullivan. Why Amateurs Select the Operas." and "Finger-Print Identification."; Letters to the editor. In the first letter, it is suggested that amateurs choose the operas of Gilbert and Sullivan because of the music's beauty. In the second letter, Henry Faulds discusses the application and discovery of fingerprints is modern on which one may find more information in his Manual of Dactylography, which is a response to item [010-057].; letters to the editor from Edward Hope and Henry Faulds, Daily Dispatch; DF 654, 1924/06/30, Box: 10a, Folder: 1. International Association for Identification Records, A&M 3518. West Virginia and Regional History Center. https://archives.lib.wvu.edu/repositories/2/archival_objects/43558 Accessed February 05, 2026.