This exceptional antique notebook elegantly blends artistic calligraphy, administrative accounting, and line drawings . It is a handwritten collection structured in three parts: a meticulously calligraphic section (8 pages), management tables (14 pages), and a set of decorative figures drawn with a pen in a line drawing lesson (8 pages). Signed Philippe Quingenet , likely a student or civil servant in Verdun-sur-Saône in 1835, this document testifies to both 19th-century education and the refinement of handwriting. The precision of the handwriting, the harmony of the forms, and the legibility make it a remarkable piece of study, at the crossroads of graphic art and administrative history .
✦ Origin: Verdun-sur-Saône, France ✦ Estimated period: 1835 ✦ Dimensions: approximately 43 x 28 cm ✦ Contents: 32 handwritten pages ✦ Material: laid paper, hardcover ✦ Condition: Cover and binding worn, interior with some stains. Perfectly legible
Antique educational notebook with multiple facets – ideal for manuscript collectors, calligraphy enthusiasts or lovers of 19th century decorative arts.
