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chancery
Obsolete paper sheet size used specifically in legal establishments, being nominally double foolscap 26.5×16.5in. (67.3×41.9cm), of a cream colour, and with a wove finish. Known also as judicature. ...
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The Oxford Companion to the Book
Obsolete size of sheet used for writing, drawing, printing, and wrapping papers, measuring between 15×12.75in. (38.1×32.4cm) and 18.5×14.5in. (47×36.8cm), with
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The Oxford Dictionary of Phrase and Fable (2 ed.)
a size of paper, about 330 x 200 (or 400) mm. It is said to be named from a former watermark representing a fool's cap....
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A Dictionary of English Manuscript Terminology 1450–2000
Foolscap is a long sheet of paper characterized by a watermark in the shape of a fool's or jester's cap,
letterhead
A sheet of letter-paper, usually high-quality stationery, with an engraved, letterpress, or lithographic heading—a name and address, either of a commercial firm or of an individual or family. ...
pot
Obsolete sheet size, used principally for writing and drawing grades of paper and board, measuring between 15×12.5in. (38.1×31.8cm) to 17.25×14.25in. (43.8×36.2cm), with many named sub-variants. It ...
sheet
A sheet is a single piece of paper, generally a quite large one, which may be folded one or more times to produce a series of leaves and pages. The ...
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