Myself and Peter Wheeler spent a week working at the National Archives recording a number of different items using RTI. The work was a continuation of the DEDEFI project that Hembo Pagi completed in 2011. The majority of the work was from the 19th century Records of the Patent Office books specifically looking at Patents, Designs and Trade Marks Office and predecessor. In total we recorded 56 RTIs over the space of the week and we had time to also record a few Medieval seals for Adrian Ailes. The files have been sent to the National Archive and the next step is to create a series of Web RTIS that can be used within their own website for the public to view<\/p>\n
Included are a few screenshots from the recent work completed.<\/p>\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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