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Issues historical facsimile

The editorial MaxTo r, in collaboration with SECCIF has released two new historical examples in facsimile:

fingerprinting for everyone (1915), Jose Jimenez Jerez.

Prologue. Prof. Dr. D. Aitor M. Curiel López de Arcaute

PART: Fingerprint .

Dedication.

of fingerprint identification and obtaining fingerprints.
Of the fundamental types.
of the formula.
of the subformula.
card sorting and searching.
of individual characters. Review
isolated prints. The kind
Adelto. Of the monodeltos
.
Settings of deltas.
Of particular characters in the regions conspicuous supra-delta-central-central and infradéltica infradelto. Of the bideltos
.
telegraph transmission from a fingerprint formula.
On revelation of footprints.

PART TWO: descriptive identification system.
From the front.
nose.
Oreja. Helix
.
lobe.
drink.
antitragus.
fold.
navicular fossa.
Concha. Form
general.
Separation.
Lips.
Cejas.
eyelids.
eyeball. Boca
.
Chin.
Wrinkles.
contours.
of corpulence. Characters
color.
Eyes.
skin.
hair and beard. Distinguishing
and scars.
Tattoos. Card
descriptive review.
Summary tables.

police technical manual (1935), by Edmond Locard.

Prologue. Prof. Dr. D. Aitor M. Curiel López de Arcaute

Chapter I: the checks.
Chapter II: fingerprints.
Chapter III: Signs.
Chapter IV: stains.
Chapter V: expert review written documents.
Chapter VI: The Secret Scripture.
Chapter VII: counterfeit currency.
Chapter VIII: Weapons and explosives.
Chapter IX: drugs.
Chapter X: identification of repeat offenders.
Chapter XI: the expert and expertise.
Appendix: the expert and expertise in Spain.