He replaced shopping bags manufactured in Europe with Chinese facsimiles at half the cost.
Since some facsimiles were made long ago, they look old to an untrained eye.
And today, both recitations and sumptuous facsimiles of the Koran are available to download at the click of a button.
The library is collecting all items (whether originals, facsimiles, or electronic data) related to the entire life and work of Mr. Havel.
The original is now in an institution, and the folds in two known copies differed from one another, a clear sign that facsimiles were involved.
The Brotherhood, which strengthened its claim to the presidency by publishing facsimiles of all 13, 000-plus official local voting tallies, insists that parliament should stay in session.
Simulated torchlight illuminates the facsimiles, giving visitors a sense of what it must have been like for the sophisticated Stone Age artists who created these treasures an estimated 20, 000 years ago.
WSJ: Prehistoric but Far From Primitive | Cave Paintings of Lascaux | Field Museum | By Mark Yost
There are 800 miniature facsimiles of various inventors' dreams, once required by the U.S. Patent Office, all equipped with their original patent tags, attached by tiny bits of government-issued red ribbon.
Equally informative (but not as vivid) are the Brooklyn Museum's facsimiles of unbound sketchbooks by artists from several periods, including Degas's more conservative near-contemporary Chase as he drew portraits of his friends and colleagues.
WSJ: Fine Lines | Frick Collection | Brooklyn Museum | by Karen Wilkin
Mark Frame, an orthopedic surgical trainee at RHSC, first came up with the idea to create the osteo-facsimiles after a costly university-made replica, commissioned for a procedure, failed to meet necessary proportion and size requirements.
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