Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›A Pattern in Palms Classification of Palm Prints for Babies Has Been Advocated by Dr. Gilbert P. Pond of West Suburban Hospital, Chicago, Ill., to Prevent Mistakes in Identification. According to Dr. Pond Occurrence of Patterns in Six Definite Areas of the Palm Makes Possible a System Suitable for Over 300,000,000 Prints. Photo No. 3 of This Series Shows Dr. Pond Looking at a Palm Print Under a Microscope.
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A Pattern in Palms Classification of Palm Prints for Babies Has Been Advocated by Dr. Gilbert P. Pond of West Suburban Hospital, Chicago, Ill., to Prevent Mistakes in Identification. According to Dr. Pond Occurrence of Patterns in Six Definite Areas of the Palm Makes Possible a System Suitable for Over 300,000,000 Prints. Photo No. 3 of This Series Shows Dr. Pond Looking at a Palm Print Under a Microscope.
Associated Press · [ca. April 1936]
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