https://commontouch.librarycompany.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/lpers127-v1-2322-q-1853-01-11-p1-3.jpg10671600touch1https://commontouch.librarycompany.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/CommonTouch300-1.pngtouch12016-04-12 08:30:152016-05-09 13:59:20The Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of the Blind Printers: Kneass and the Sniders.
https://commontouch.librarycompany.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/GWY2729.jpg16042880touch1https://commontouch.librarycompany.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/CommonTouch300-1.pngtouch12016-02-02 08:30:122016-01-14 18:24:11Touching the Book: Curating a History of Blindness
![Picture shows the catalog cover illustrated with a profile, close-up of Teresa Jaynes’s Gift #1, a brown and white paper owl. Text in red letters is printed to the upper right of the image of the owl. Text reads: Common Touch [next line] The Arts of the Senses in the History of the Blind. [end of description]](https://commontouch.librarycompany.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/catalog-cvr-jpg-845x321.jpg)
![Picture shows an open volume of an 1838 edition of “The Students' Magazine: Published Monthly, at the Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of the Blind.” The text is printed in raised-letter line type. The volume is open to an oblique view of a title page. Letters are in capitals and the text is not easily legible given the angle of the view. Part of the header is legible and reads: "STUDENTS’ MAG." Part of the opposite page with embossed type is visible. [End of description]](https://commontouch.librarycompany.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/lpers127-v1-2322-q-1853-01-11-p1-3-845x321.jpg)
![Picture shows exhibition installation shot of Touching the Book: Embossed LIterature for Blind People, taken from the back of the room and facing the exhibition entrance at the further end of the room on the right hand side. The flooring is light wood, and the walls are painted white. The photograph shows three free-standing display cases all containing 4-5 books opened and resting on cradles; two framed items on the right hand side of the wall as well as a large vinyl graphic of Moon's alphabetic system; and information panels are installed on the wall. At the further end of the room, and to the left of the entrance, is a large fixed display cabinet with three shelves holding artifacts (books and a writing frame). To the left of the cabinet is a blank TV screen and below that a table with a red covering that has been laid out with glasses of wine. [end of description]](https://commontouch.librarycompany.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/GWY2729-845x321.jpg)
