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Digital imaging and processing are shown to open new methods of paper research. Early Baltic printed books are the examples in Revealing Watermarks, which also describes how to enhance security, by creating and archiving a digital'fingerprint'. Thus thefts are deterred and stolen items can be uniquely identified for return.

Handmade paper --- Image processing --- Paper --- Watermarks --- Papers --- Fibers --- Writing materials and instruments --- Digital image processing --- Digital electronics --- Hand-made paper --- Paper, Handmade --- Handicraft --- Filigrains --- Marks in paper --- Water-marks --- Marks of origin --- History --- Digital techniques --- Analysis --- Data processing --- Identification --- Handmade paper. --- Baltic Reformation. --- Eastern Europe. --- Trans-cultural Connections. --- Watermark research. --- antiquarian books. --- data security. --- manuscripts. --- paper history. --- religion. --- theft protection.