A young girl gives her psychiatrist father an unusual Christmas present, a handwritten book detailing 12 of her dreams.

The main prayer room next to this wall has many handwritten and painted books.

Calligraphy art pieces are added by rare handwritten books, pens and writing implements.

By roughly 1470, the transition from handwritten books to printed ones had begun.

She chose something at random; a massive, handwritten book that looked important, if weight was anything to go by.

The renaissance also marked the advent of private printing presses and the end of handwritten books.

Nearly half of the handwritten books are from the Middle Ages and 400 are over 1000 years old.

The walls were lined with cupboards, and a shelf holding three ancient handwritten books and a more recent printed one.

Niels Henrik and his brothers were given their schooling by their father, with handwritten books to read.

Forbes answered, "A handwritten book, done by monks usually, with illustrations in color, often red and gold in the margins.