Yup, Jim and Henk solved it--it is
Hahnemuehle! Thanks. I will not be using it for gum, then :) but for
solarplate as in reading my Daniel Smith catalog it seems like a soft intaglio
paper. Good to know I will have another use for it. I think someone
gave me a stack of it in 2005 when I was in grad school, and in cleaning out my
dimroom last night I came across it for the first time since then.
Echt Bûtten Karton, partly sized, with
the Hahnemûhle rooster
watermark, four deckle edges. Acid-free; 100% cellulose, without
chlorure. ... www.joopstoop.com/pap-1e.htm
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Jim
On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 6:54 AM, Christina Z. Anderson
<zphoto@montana.net> wrote:
Ok,
now it's really bugging me...I scanned a watermark--well, it's actually an
imprimatur or stamp--of it here:
I
may be totally offbase but it looks like a rooster??
Henk sent me two
ideas, Schollhammer and Magnani crown and it isn't either.
I have a
stack of the stuff but I'd hate to shrink it and find out it is not suitable
for gum. Plus it'd be nice to find out if it is a good pt/pd paper if
someone can identify it.
Sent: Sunday,
March 08, 2009 1:56 AM Subject: Re: mystery paper
Hi
Chris,
No other image in the circle? Just a
circle?
Jon
Christina Z. Anderson wrote:
I
have a pack of paper that has nice texture, 4 deckle edges, and a round
imprimatur on it. Is this Rising Stonehenge? Or Arches
Cover? I think it is Stonehenge, but if someone has a piece of the
Stonehenge they can check for that circular stamp, could you verify if I
am correct? Chris __________________