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Ill. 6: WZMA: Watermark list Beta radiography photos of the watermarks in the WZMA collection as well as metadata on the marks and the concerning manuscripts have been available on the internet since 1999 (http://www.ksbm.oeaw.ac.at/wz/wzma/). This database (last visited 31 August 2008) contains images of about 9,000 watermarks from approximately 600 codices in Austrian manuscript libraries, dating from 1321 to the beginning of the 16 th century. About 1,000 new images from manuscripts in the Vienna Schottenstift, the Innsbruck University Library and the Austrian National Library were added in March 2007, when the site was updated. The WZMA database can be used like a printed collection: By choosing the name of a watermark motif in the menu list or an icon of one of the collection’s watermark groups (Ill. 4), all the relevant watermarks are listed in a table; by clicking on the reference number of a particular watermark, its picture appears as well as details about the watermark and the manuscript it is found in (Ill. 5). In addition, by clicking on a manuscript’s signature, a list of its documented watermarks appears, also including identical watermarks and variants (Ill. 6). Photographs of related watermarks can be accessed by clicking on their reference number (for example AT5000–165_37, etc.) and compared to one another directly on the screen. It is planned to incorporate, on a yearly basis, any newly documented watermarks from Austrian manuscripts from the Middle Ages into the WZMA online database. As well, in the immediate future it is planned to improve the links between the WZMA and other watermark online databases and published watermark collections. This will be undertaken by the Commission of Palaeography and Codicology of Medieval Manuscripts of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, in part within the framework of the EU project “Bernstein – The Memory of Paper”. *** Alois Haidinger, Emanuel Wenger, Victor N. Karnaukhov: Wasserzeichen Klosterneuburger Handschriften, in: Gazette du livre médiéval 32 (1998), p. 8–13. Alois Haidinger: Datieren mittelalterlicher Handschriften mittels ihrer Wasserzeichen, in: Anzeiger der phil.-hist. Klasse der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften 139 (2004), p. 1–18, plate 1-X. Alois Haidinger: Projekt “Wasserzeichen des Mittelalters” – Arbeitsstand und Perspektiven, in: Gazette du livre médiéval 47 (2005), p. 42–45. Alois Haidinger: Die Sammlung “WZMA – Wasserzeichen des Mittelalters” der Kommission für Schrift- und Buchwesen des Mittelalters, in: Piccard-Online – Digitale Präsentationen von Wasserzeichen und ihre Nutzung, hg. von Peter Rückert, Gerald Maier, Jeannette Godau (= Werkhefte der Staatlichen Archivverwaltung Baden-Württemberg, Serie A, Heft 19), Stuttgart 2007. Alois Haidinger, Maria Stieglecker, unter Mitarbeit von Franz Lackner: WZMA – Wasserzeichen des Mittelalters. Online-Sammlung ‘vorwiegend mittelalterlicher Wasserzeichen aus Handschriften österreichischer Bibliotheken, Wien 1999ff. (Last version: v. 3–2007–03-21). A.H. (C.P.-K.) 91
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