'How to Duplicate your Fingerprints'
Fingerprint Duplication Archive | 13.04.2005 13:01 | Culture | London
The Fingerprint Duplication Archive (rupture.co.uk/fda/) is no longer taking new members.
The Trustees of the archive have agreed that the dissemination of fingerprint duplication information is more appropriate than the creation of a centralised archive; and have produced a 'How to Duplicate your Fingerprints' Information Sheet at
rupture.co.uk/fda/infosheet1/infosheet1.pdf.
For those who have already contributed to the archive the service will
continue as usual.
Thanks for your ongoing support of this project,
The Fingerprint Duplication Archive
www.rupture.co.uk/fda/
The Trustees of the archive have agreed that the dissemination of fingerprint duplication information is more appropriate than the creation of a centralised archive; and have produced a 'How to Duplicate your Fingerprints' Information Sheet at
rupture.co.uk/fda/infosheet1/infosheet1.pdf.
For those who have already contributed to the archive the service will
continue as usual.
Thanks for your ongoing support of this project,
The Fingerprint Duplication Archive
www.rupture.co.uk/fda/
FDA Database
'How to Duplicate your Fingerprints'
Fingerprint Duplication Archive
The Fingerprint Duplication Archive (rupture.co.uk/fda/) is no longer taking new members.
The Trustees of the archive have agreed that the dissemination of fingerprint duplication information is more appropriate than the creation of a centralised archive; and have produced a 'How to Duplicate your Fingerprints'
Information Sheet at rupture.co.uk/fda/infosheet1/infosheet1.pdf.
For those who have already contributed to the archive the service will continue as usual.
Thanks for your ongoing support of this project,
The Fingerprint Duplication Archive
www.rupture.co.uk/fda/
Fingerprint Duplication Archive
The Fingerprint Duplication Archive (rupture.co.uk/fda/) is no longer taking new members.
The Trustees of the archive have agreed that the dissemination of fingerprint duplication information is more appropriate than the creation of a centralised archive; and have produced a 'How to Duplicate your Fingerprints'
Information Sheet at rupture.co.uk/fda/infosheet1/infosheet1.pdf.
For those who have already contributed to the archive the service will continue as usual.
Thanks for your ongoing support of this project,
The Fingerprint Duplication Archive
www.rupture.co.uk/fda/
Fingerprint Duplication Archive
e-mail:
fda@rupture.co.uk
Homepage:
http://rupture.co.uk/fda/
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