vellum

When they were done, he began to roll up the vellum.

It made a pretty contrast, her hand on the vellum.

Learned to read Latin as part of his trade in vellum.

He would have to sand it out of the vellum.

Then when you bring that back, I'll need more of the virgin vellum.

I pulled down the book, which was bound in dark blue vellum.

With both palms, he spread the vellum over the table.

This leather might even be some kind of heavy vellum.

It is one of three perfect copies on vellum in the world.

"I have never seen anything like this," she said, laying one hand across the vellum.

Jack took the heavy vellum envelope from the young woman's hand.

He withdrew the vellum and took it back to his desk.

She put all the pencils into the bag, and the vellum.

"A large Bible could take from 200 to 400 sheets of vellum."

I say signature; because its position upon the vellum suggested this idea.

He read it slowly through, perhaps several times, running his fingers carefully over the vellum.

The first copy put up was the best, being printed upon vellum.

Jewish artists had to buy vellum but they made their own paints.

The vellum also challenged the artists, most of whom had never worked with it before.

One seal missing from that vellum, and there would have been trouble.

He did indeed, and I etched them on vellum with my talent.

The image is actually seen through a hole in the cover and a sheet of vellum.

When all Europe was writing on the wonderful new paper, the church stuck to good old vellum.

How many words have I set down on paper or vellum, thinking to trap the truth thereby?

The text, written on vellum, is a version of the Latin.