>Beautiful! And lovely to get the full story on the following day. Well, kind of…
>Super cool! Would be well worth a mention on the interesting website of the Gutenberg Museum, which could include answers to all the questions…
>The wall itself becomes "art" or "art of the mark" and so does your photo! It appears to be old (more than 100 years) and created all at once. Tell me more, s'il te plaît.Bises,G
>Are they indentations from plates used to print books? Very strange, however created.
>what a great idea however created
>But the pages/cover of a book wouldn't make an indentation JB. Go back and find out how and what svp.V
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>Beautiful! And lovely to get the full story on the following day. Well, kind of…
>Super cool! Would be well worth a mention on the interesting website of the Gutenberg Museum, which could include answers to all the questions…
>The wall itself becomes "art" or "art of the mark" and so does your photo! It appears to be old (more than 100 years) and created all at once. Tell me more, s'il te plaît.Bises,G
>Are they indentations from plates used to print books? Very strange, however created.
>what a great idea however created
>But the pages/cover of a book wouldn't make an indentation JB. Go back and find out how and what svp.V