Caflisch Script: a one-axis multiple master typeface

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Carla Sandoval Director Museo Nacional Banco Centrale Bogotá, Columbia Dear Ms. Sandoval, On a recent business trip, I had the pleasure of spending several hours looking at your fine collection of pre-Columbian gold work. My company develops and sells electronic equipment for the archaeological profession, and, although I am not an expert on pre-Columbian gold work, I have absorbed quite a bit of knowledge and have been able to collect a number of pieces. While in the south wing, I noticed a double bat-head figure pendant, dated 11th to 14th century, from central Panama (no. 11-38-4156). I am familiar with its style because in 1974 I purchased a single bat-head pendant (slide enclosed) that looks like it was made by the same crasperson. The overall design, texture, quality of finish, and color of the gold alloy bear an uncanny resemblance to the piece I own. I am very attached to this piece, however, I feel it is my responsiblity to offer it as a gi to the museum. Your collection is so beautifully displayed, while my piece sits in a dusty vault; it’s almost a sin. I will be in South America at the end of February and would like the opportunity to meet and show you the piece. If you are interested, please write or call at 619-438-0708. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Charles Brand Archeatronics • 472 Fifth Street • San Diego, CA 10203
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