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Fred Shauger,
The most complete study of watermarks is David Woodward's Catalogue of
Watermarks in Italian Printed Maps, ca. 1540-1600. Chicago: University of
Chicago Press, 1996. Whether he covers B &H I don't know, but he has an
introduction that deals with the previous literature as well as a three page
bibliography (17-19) References to Introduction and Catalogue. I hope this
helps. I have three small volumes of B & H as well as the six volumes in three
with an intro by R.A. Skelton published by World Publishing of Cleveland and
New York in 1966. Skimming those introductions I couldn't find anything
specific on watermarks.
My best in your search, Rand Burnette
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> Can anyone direct me to any study of the watermarks that appear on the maps
> of Braun and Hogenberg?
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> Fred Shauger
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