OptionalconditionThis can be used e.g. to indicate a perforation which is torn out or in any other way damaged.
OptionaldepictionIIIF region pointing to a depiction of this feature in the scan.
Horizontal span of the feature on the roll.
ReadonlyidA unique identifier for this object.
OptionalmediumWhat it was put on with, where it can be told. A date may be known to be handwritten where the pencil cannot be told from the ink, and a stamp leaves its ink as much as a pen does, which is why the two are stated apart.
OptionalrotationHow far the writing stands askew. At zero it reads across the roll, from the bass side towards the treble, and the angle turns that reading direction towards the end of the roll, so that a right angle leaves it reading along the roll. A stamp pressed crooked and a label written lengthwise are both stated here.
OptionalsideThe face of the roll it lies on: the side that faces the reader as the roll plays, or the back of it.
A writing always states how it was put on the paper, which can be read off it where the medium cannot.
A transcription of the text content of the writing. This is an object assumption so that the transcription can be annotated with a belief about its correctness.
ReadonlytypeThe type discriminator for this object.
Vertical span of the feature on the roll.
A piece of writing found on the roll, such as a label, catalogue number, or annotation. Writings state how they were made and a transcription of their content.
See
reo:Writing