The science of fingerprint classification
Subtitle: as taught and used in the Ohio State bureau of identification and investigation
By: by Harry D. Holloway.
Publisher: National training institute
Published: 1941
Place of publication: [Columbus, O.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 141
Subjects: Ohio. State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation.; Fingerprints.
Table of contents: title: Foreword
pagenum: 10; title: Origin of Fingerprints
pagenum: 13; title: Development of the System of Classification
pagenum: 20; title: How to Take Fingerprints
pagenum: 26; title: Pattern Definitions
pagenum: 31; title: Pattern Illustrations
pagenum: 34; title: Pattern Area
pagenum: 36; title: Deltas
pagenum: 40; title: Cores
pagenum: 44; title: Loops
pagenum: 50; title: Ridge Counting
pagenum: 55; title: Plain Arches
pagenum: 57; title: Exceptional Arches
pagenum: 58; title: Tented Arches
pagenum: 62; title: Plain Whorls
pagenum: 66; title: Composites
pagenum: 67; title: Central Pocket Loops
pagenum: 69; title: Twinned Loops
pagenum: 73; title: Lateral Pocket Loops
pagenum: 75; title: Accidentals
pagenum: 77; title: Ridge Tracing
pagenum: 79; title: Classification Formula
pagenum: 83; title: Primary Classification
pagenum: 84; title: Secondary Classification
pagenum: 88; title: Subsecondary Classification
pagenum: 90; title: Final Count
pagenum: 95; title: Reno Extension
pagenum: 97; title: Key Count
pagenum: 99; title: Illustrations of Classifications
pagenum: 101; title: Explanations of Classifications
pagenum: 109; title: Amputations and Scarred Patterns
pagenum: 119; title: Oddities and their Classification
pagenum: 122; title: Searching Fingerprints
pagenum: 124; title: Filing Fingerprints
pagenum: 126; title: Latent Fingerprints
pagenum: 131; title: Unusual Fingerprint Cases - The Pittsburgh Torso Case
pagenum: 133; title: Can Fingerprints be Changed
pagenum: 138