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Bruno Giglio: Le filigrane nelle carte degli archivi diocesani di Ivrea
nei secoli XIII – XIV – XV, Ivrea 1981.
Dieter u. Johanna Harlfinger: Wasserzeichen aus griechischen
Handschriften, 2 Bde., Berlin 1974 und 1980.
Paul Heitz: Les filigranes des papiers contenus dans les archives de
la ville de Strasbourg, Strasbourg 1902.
Ders.: Les filigranes des papiers contenus dans les incunables strasbourgeois
de la bibliothèque imperiale de Strasbourg, Strasbourg
1903.
Friedrich Keinz: Die Wasserzeichen des XIV. Jahrhunderts in Handschriften
der k. bayer. Hof- und Staatsbibliothek. Abhandlungen
der philosopisch-philologischen Classe der königlichen bayerischen
Akademie der Wissenschaften 20 (München 1897), 481–524.
Likhachev’s watermarks, ed. J. S. G. Simmons, Bé van Ginnekenvan
de Kasteele (Monumenta Chartae Papyraceae Historiam Illustrantia
XV), Amsterdam 1994.
Leonardo Mazzoldi: Filigrane di Cartiere Bresciane I, Brescia 1990.
Etienne Midoux et Auguste Matton: Etudes sur les filigranes des
papiers employes en France aux XIVe et XVe siècles, Paris 1868.
Wladimir A. Moˇsin/Seid M. Traljić: Filigranes des XIIIe et XIVe ss, 2
Bde., Zagreb 1957.
Gerhard Piccard: Die Wasserzeichenkartei im Hauptstaatsarchiv
Stuttgart, 17 Bde., Stuttgart 1961–1997.
Franciszek Piekosińki: ´Sredniowieczne znaki wodne, zebrane z
rekopisów, przechowanych w Archiwach i Bibliotekach polskich,
glownie krakowskich, Wiek XIV, Krakau 1893. (Wasserzeichen aus
Handschriften des 14. Jahrhunderts der polnischen Archive und
Bibliotheken)
Oriol Valls i Subirà: Paper and watermarks in Catalonia (Monumenta
chartae papyraceae historiam illustrantia XII), 2 Bde., Amsterdam
1970.
Martin Wittek: Inventaire des plus anciens manuscrits de papier
conservés à la Bibliothèque Royale Albert Ier et de leurs filigranes
(XXXe-XIVe siècles), Bruxelles 2001.
Ders.: Inventaire des manuscrits de papier du XVe siècle conservés à
la Bibliothèque Royale de Belgique et de leurs filigranes. Tome I:
Manuscrits datés (1401–1440), Bruxelles 2003. Tome II: Manuscrits
datés (1441–1460), Bruxelles 2004. Tome III. Manuscrits datés
(1461–1480), Bruxelles 2005. Tome IV. Manuscrits datés (1481–
1500), Bruxelles 2006.
David Woodward: Catalogue of watermarks in Italian printed maps
ca. 1540–1600 (Biblioteca di bibliografia italiana CXLI), Florenz 1996.
Monique Zerdoun Bat-Yehouda: Les papiers filigranés des manuscrits
hébreux datés jusqu’à 1450 conservés en France et en Israël
(Bibliologia 16/17), Turnhout 1997.
Aurelio & Augusto Zonghi/A. F. Gasparinetti: Zonghi’s watermarks
(Monumenta chartae papyraceae historiam illustrantia III), Hilversum
1953.
(Vgl. WWW-Seite “Wasserzeichen-Repertorien”: http://www.ksbm.oeaw.ac.at/wz/lit/rep.htm)
A.H. (C.P.-K.)
The Historical Paper Collections in the
Deutsche Buch- und Schriftmuseum of the
Deutsche Nationalbibliothek Leipzig
The watermark holdings of the Historical Paper Collections in
Leipzig have come to the collection from various sources. The
museum, founded in 1884, was managed from 1929 to 1954
by Hans H. Bockwitz (1884–1954), who, although publishing
Ill. 12: Bookplate of the watermark researcher Karl Theodor Weiß,
designed in 1931 by Karl Friedrich Kaiser
a large number of works on the history of paper, did not set up
a watermark collection. During the directorship of Fritz Funke,
the institute incorporated the holdings of the Deutsche Papiermuseum,
which had been founded in 1957 in Greiz
(Thuringia) from the estate of the lawyer and historian Karl
Theodor Weiß (1872–1945) (Ill. 12). It was then managed in
Leipzig by his son Wisso Weiß (1904–1991) until 1969. In the
following two decades, Wolfgang Schlieder (*1926) and especially
Gertraude Spoer (1925–1999) undertook the systematic
cataloguing of the watermark collection and the reference
library containing literature on the history of paper and
watermarks. The holdings were expanded quite considerably
in 1992, when the institute in Leipzig was given the watermark
collection of the Deutsche Museum von Meisterwerken
der Naturwissenschaft und Technik, Munich. This collection
had initially been a gift from the Forschungsstelle für Papiergeschichte,
Mainz in 1973, a collection begun in 1937 under
the supervision of Alfred Schulte. It had obtained archival
materials from many German archives, which were then systematically
catalogued to enable their use for research on watermarks.
Karl Theodor Weiß aspired to carry on the studies of
Charles-Moïse Briquet (1839–1918), whose investigations
and publications he considered exemplary. He admired the
accuracy of Briquet’s watermark reproductions, which in-
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