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Pappershistorisk Bibliografi 1999-2013. Norge Pappershistorisk bibliografi 1999-2013. Norge Sammanställt av Øyvind Berg 0. Allmänt Jogert, Anne-Marie K., Ingunn I. Santini, Papirnostalgi. [Oslo]: Cappelen, 2006. 133 s., ill. (Cappelen hobby) Lund, Margrethe, Bruket - resirkulert papirfabrikk. [Trondheim]: M. Lund, 2002. 1 mappe. Hovedoppgave - Inst. for byggekunst, NTNU, 2002. I mappen: Forarbeid; beskrivelse (CD-ROM). Rykkelid, Gro Torvaldsen, Papirglede. Lær å lage, dekorere og bruke eget papir. [Oslo] : Damm, 2002. 62 s., ill. (Damms hobbybøker) 1. Bibliografi 2. Periodica 3. Allmän pappershistoria Greve, Kari, Fabriano – levende papirhistorie. – NPHT 2/1999, s. 4-8. Haugen Øyvind, CURTIS – kjent i 200 år for sine spesialpapir. – NPHT 1/2002, s. 10-13. Helle, Torbjørn, Papir. Det menneskevennlige materialet. Trondheim: Vitensenteret, 2010. 78 s., ill. Hesselberg-Wang, Nina & Karin Wretstrand, På besøk hos japanske papirmakere – NPHT 4/2009, s. 12-15. Kjølholdt-Guttormsen, Egil, To "glemte" britiske papirforskere og deres trykte arbeider [Samuel Leigh Sotheby og Harold Bayley] – NPHT 1/2004, s. 5-6. Kjølholdt-Guttormsen, Egil, En profil i papirforskningens historie. Dard Hunter (1883-1966). – NPHT 1/2005, s. 6-9. Landro, Gry, Papir – et historisk tilbakeblikk – Arkivmagasinet 15 (2001):3, 38-43 4.0 Nordisk pappershistoria Wasberg, Gunnar Christie, Papirhistorisk pionerverk – NPHT 1/1999, s. 12-13. Rec.: Nils J. Lindberg, Paper comes to the North. Vantaa 1998. 4.1 Danmarks pappershistoria 4.1.1 Danmark. Enskilda företag 4.2 Finlands pappershistoria 4.2.1 Finland. Enskilda företag 4.3 Norges pappershistoria Borgen, Per Otto, Heieren, Reidar, Papirbyen - Made in Drammen. Industrihistorie fra en Østlandsby med hovedvekt på perioden 1870-1970. Drammen : Drammen Rotary, 2011, 173-276 Bøhmer, Einar,"Et stort og øde land med meget skog". Tresliperier i Nord-Trøndelag. [Jevnaker]: Kistefos-museet, 2008. 120 s., ill. (Masseproduksjon ; nr. 1) Bøhmer, Einar, Tresliperierna i Nord-Trøndelag, et industrielt mellomspli. – NPHT 4/2011, s. 3-7. Bøhmer, Einar, Norske kartongfabrikker: en svunnen tid. Hønefoss : Kolltopp forl., [2012?]. 96 s., ill. (Masseproduksjon; nr. 2) Greve, Kari, Hans Nielsen Hauges papirmøller – NPHT 3/2011, s. 3-7. Hansen, Svein Olav, Den problematiske fornyelsen av norsk treforedlingsindustri – NPHT 3/2008, s. 7-12. Noraker, Anne Marit, Papirets historie (Om papirproduksjon i Kristiania] – Tobias. Tidsskrift for arkiv og Oslohistorie (2006) : 1 Wasberg, Gunnar Christie, Er norsk papirindustri ideløs? – NPHT 4/1999 s. 2-3. Rec.: Eli Moen: The decline of the pulp and paper industry in Norway 1950-1980. Oslo 1998. Wasberg, Gunnar Christie, Norsk papirindustri i nordisk perspektiv – NPHT 1/2003, s. 3-6. 4.3.1 Norge. Enskilda företag Bamble Hansen, Torstein, Bamble Cellulosefabrikk – Bamble gjennom tidene. Årsskrift Bamble Historielag 2001:4, 47-57 Bentse Brug Bentse Brug. 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Heieren, Reidar, Den lengst levende papirmaskin i Norge - Skogindustri 65 (2011): 5, 22-23 Hunsfos Melling, Alf, Hunsfos PM1 – hvor gammel er den egentlig? – Årsskrift for Vennesla historielag 2004, 43-57 Hunsfos fabrikker. Et streiftog i tekst og bilder frem til 1980-årene. Forfattet av medlemmer av Hunsfos historielag. [Redaktør: Alf Melling]. [Vennesla] : [Hunsfos historielag], [2008]. 272 s., ill. Hvittingfoss Poulsson, Tina Grette, Tresliperiet og papirfabrikken i Hvittingfoss – NPHT 1/2013, s. 3-8. Kistefos Træsliperi Gogstad, Inger, Kistefos Træsliberi. Fra papirfabrikk til museum. – Årringen (Fetsund) 5 (2003), 30-33, ill. Mjøndalen Cellulosefabrik Bull,Edvard, Arbeidsfolk forteller - fra Mjøndalen Cellulose. Intervjuer med Jørgen Aasen og Karl Engstrøm. – Eikerminne 27 (2012), 47-50 Norske Skog Pollen, Geir, Langt fra stammen. Historien om Norske skog. [Utgitt i samarbeid med Norske skog. Bilderedaktør: Bente Geving]. [Oslo]: Gyldendal, 2007. 349 s., ill. 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