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RE: The origin of Fabrizio Salani's "AG" monagram - eggyk - 28-03-2026
So if I understand correctly, the wax wasn't applied directly to the parchment, but rather a cardboard material in between. Is the glue between the wax and the cardboard, or is the glue between the cardboard and the parchment?
I don't understand why glue would be required to stamp a seal onto parchment. Is the idea that a piece of cardboard was glued to the parchment, and then hot wax was carefully poured onto that cutout, and then the imprint made? Perhaps that is normal, I don't know.
Or perhaps a cutout from somewhere else attached to the parchment makes sense, like an old wax seal collection:
RE: The origin of Fabrizio Salani's "AG" monagram - Koen G - 28-03-2026
RE: The origin of Fabrizio Salani's "AG" monagram - eggyk - 28-03-2026
RE: The origin of Fabrizio Salani's "AG" monagram - Fabrizio Salani - 28-03-2026
RE: The origin of Fabrizio Salani's "AG" monagram - Bernd - 28-03-2026
RE: The origin of Fabrizio Salani's "AG" monagram - Fabrizio Salani - 28-03-2026
RE: The origin of Fabrizio Salani's "AG" monagram - Fabrizio Salani - 28-03-2026
RE: The origin of Fabrizio Salani's "AG" monagram - Koen G - 28-03-2026
RE: The origin of Fabrizio Salani's "AG" monagram - Fabrizio Salani - 28-03-2026