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Box 10a

 Container

Contains 141 Results:

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-011: Page 4; no title; Discusses the evolution of glove-use by burglars to hide fingerprints. Discusses that fingerprints cannot be permanently changed, and other fingerprint topics pulled from a Faulds publication. Different source pub. but same article content as item [010-008].; Bradford Observer, Oct. 5 of unspecified year.; DF 654, undated

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: undated
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-012: Page 5; "Photographs by Wire"; Henry Faulds responds to a news piece addressing sending photos by wire, Dr. Korn's improvements to the technique, and Faulds's own publication.; Birmingham Gazette and Express; DF 654, 1905/28/10

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: 1905/28/10
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-013: Page 5-6; " Finger-Print Identification"; A book review of Faulds's publication, "Guide to Finger-print Identification". The author states Faulds is only the first to have printed communication on fingerprint use, while W. Herschel is the first to officially use them. Discusses Mr. Faulds's absence in supporting the importance of fingerprint identification with strong evidence and only opinion, and announces Dr. Faulds's book as biased. Mentions other literature on fingerprinting, talks about the use of fingerprints in Asian countries, and proper print decipherment.; by F. G., Supplement to Nature, v. 72, no. 1877; DF 654, 1905/10/19

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: 1905/10/19
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-014: Page 6-7; " Identification by Finger-Prints"; A book review of Faulds's publication "Guide to Finger-print Identification" in which the author discusses the lack of content and questions Faulds's authority, as Faulds has not published is own system. The author appears opposed to Faulds's claim in "Nature" stating he deserves the credit that has been titled to Sir. W.J. Herschel, Francis Galton, and Bertillon.; The Times; DF 654, undated

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: undated
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-015: Page 7; "Nature. Notes." Questions Mr. Faulds's method of classifying fingerprints stated in "Nature" because there is no published description of this method.; copied from Nature, Nov. 2 of unspecified year.; DF 654, undated

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: undated
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-016: Page 7; "Proof by Fingers"; Discusses giving credit to Henry Faulds's claim of being the first to mention the fingerprint identification method. The author references and examples Faulds's publication "Guide to Finger-print Identification" while discussing fingerprint identification.; by T.H. The Law Times; DF 654, 1905/10/28

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: 1905/10/28
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-017: Page 8; "Law Societies. Medico-Legal Society. Finger-Print Evidence."; Discusses Dr. J. G. Garson lecturing the classifying parts found in the creases of the palm and fingers being the arch, loop, whorl, and composite.; The Law Times; DF 654, 1905/10/28

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: 1905/10/28
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-018: Page 8; "Library Table."; A summary of Faulds's publication "Guide to Finger-print Identification".; The Lancet; DF 654, 1905/12/16

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: 1905/12/16
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-019: Page 8; "Finger-Print Clues: Interesting Trial at the City Sessions. Evidence of Experts."; Discusses the Dennis Kennedy and George Eccles case on attempted robbery where fingerprints were used as evidence.; B. G. E. or Birmingham Gazette and Express; DF 654, 1905/11/08

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: 1905/11/08
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes

Items 1-134--Clippings Scrapbook, Item 010-020: Page 9; "First Court. Finger-Print Evidence."; Describes fingerprint evidence used in the court case regarding Dennis Kennedy's attempt at housebreaking.; Birmingham Post; DF 654, 1905/11/08

 Item — Box: 10a, Folder: 1
Dates: 1905/11/08
Found in: West Virginia and Regional History Center / International Association for Identification Records / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds Papers / Series 3. Doepner/Faulds--Notes