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RE: Archive Proximity - Mark Knowles - 30-03-2026 (26-03-2026, 02:44 PM)hatoncat wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.(26-03-2026, 12:40 PM)Mark Knowles wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.I have very recently been contacted by two different researchers wanting to look at my very large 15th/14th century cipher archive. However, I would really like to be contacted by researchers wanting to help me expand my cipher archive. It seems as if the Biblioteca di Storia e Cultura del Piemonte “Giuseppe Grosso” in Turin contains within it the Archivio della famiglia Carrone di San Tommaso which contains within it Milanese enciphered letters. The earliest of which seems to be dated to 1455. So this is rather later than I am interested in. However, it does indicate that ciphers can appear in unexpected places. I will investigate where the best archives/libraries to hunt for early 15th century ciphers in Turin are likely to be. I must confess I am not hugely optimistic about what there is to be found in Turin, but who knows. Feel free to study online inventories to see if you spot anything interesting. When it comes to archives near Turin I suppose there could be something in Archives in Asti or Vercelli or some other nearby city/town. RE: Archive Proximity - Mark Knowles - 30-03-2026 RE: Archive Proximity - hatoncat - 31-03-2026 RE: Archive Proximity - Mark Knowles - 31-03-2026 RE: Archive Proximity - Mark Knowles - 31-03-2026 RE: Archive Proximity - hatoncat - 31-03-2026 RE: Archive Proximity - hatoncat - 31-03-2026 RE: Archive Proximity - Mark Knowles - 31-03-2026 RE: Archive Proximity - hatoncat - 01-04-2026 RE: Archive Proximity - Mark Knowles - 01-04-2026 |