Paper

First, you would have to verify that it is real -- there are more copies out there than there are real ones. Copies have a minimal novelty value. Second, there are many different denominations, dates, etc. for Confederate notes -- you would need to specify exactly which one(s) you have. I suggest you find a local coin show, and take the currency with you to get a free appraisal from a dealer at the show. Try checking coinshows.com to see if there are any shows coming up in your area.

Papermaking began in China in the second century AD, and spread along the Silk Road. Prior to this, various civilizations used what was available to write on: papyrus made from reeds in Egypt, parchment and vellum made from animal skins in Europe, tree bark in the Americas, etc.

The Islamic world embraced paper in the 8th century and built mills for mass production, although vellum was still preferred for important books.

The makeup of paper stayed much the same for centuries--mostly rag with some plant material--while the methods of production improved. In the 19th century, steam-powered paper mills using exclusively wood pulp were developed in France and England. Because this coincided with advances in printing, the introduction of the fountain pen, and the availability of mass-produced pencils, this led to a transformation in the economy and society as books and newspapers became readily available at reasonable costs.

Eventually it became apparent that the acidic nature of wood pulp paper made it disintegrate over time (natural lignin also causes significant yellowing). Acid-free paper is now used for longer-lasting materials, but the rag paper invented thousands of years ago is still more stable.

do you mean emancipation papers for that you go to court but the judge is going to tell you to get counceling and go back to school.

Paper plates are made of byproducts of the paper making process. Cellulose, oil, resin and various wood chemicals. The designation paper plates generally refers to all disposable plates. 57% of so called "paper plates" are made of polystyrene, which although not biodegradeable us much less energy to manufacture.

heavy duty paper sometimes they are coated with wax or paraffin to make them somewhat waterproof Other disposable plates - which is what I believe you meant anyway - are made from styrofoam or kinds of plastics.

It would burn to quickly, but it wouldn't be any worse for you than being near candles or a campfire.

Yes you can but if you eat too much, you might get sick cause paper has alot germs.I used too eat paper all of the time when I was a little kid and never got sick but if you tell anyone that you eat paper at an older age like 9 and up then people with start to think your weird.

Rice paper is edible, however it is not advisable to eat regular paper.

First, construct three cuboids out of the paper. If you find this too difficult, you can simply just cut a huge pile of paper the same size and stack them together. Don't forget to seal it with tape! (Make 3 stacks)Lastly, put them all together. Done!

Canvas paper is a paper that is textured to simulate the kind of canvas oil painters use to paint upon. You can paint upon it without any sort of special preparation. I use it as an inexpensive way to practice painting. I like it because it can be cut to any size.

an Chinese crane and plane and also other stuff like fortune tellers u can also do origami with money if u want

Judicial and non-judicial stamp papers both are issued by court with a certain validity period & purpose mentioned at the back of stamp paper.

If a person or a community gives a guarantee, say for a certain performance of work on judicial stamp to the 2nd party and if he didn't perform that work. Then to forfeit the guarantee amount given by 1st party, the 2nd party has to request to Court and the court will actually forfeit the amount and provide it to the 2nd party. It will not be the case if the guarantee will be on non-judicial stamp paper. In the second case the sufferer (2nd party) simply forfeits the guarantee amount from the 1st party's bank without concerning court or even 1st party itself and it will be a legal action.

There are many different types of styles which people use called gothic font. These do not have special names though they can be Italian, bold, or underlined.

you can make a paper aeroplane. get a sheet of paper. Fold the top two corners at a point, this should make two little triangles. then fold the sheet in half - length ways and fold back the sides. You can adjust the aeroplane and make it your own. you can make better ones that fly better but this one is better if you are a beginner.

He cant face the fact that Johnny, his best friend, died and also Johnny said in his letter to tell Dally to look at sunsrises or sunsets but Dally died already so this makes Ponyboy have a mental breakdown!

The first paper was made by the Egyptians from the papyrus plant.

Egypt - made from papyrus Actually the WORD "paper" came from the word papyrus in Egypt, but paper was invented in China.

Ancient Chinese invented the paper and began using it for toilet purposes.
In 12th century, Chinese Royal family started using specially designed pieces of paper (that were even perfumed)! That toilet paper was very similar to our modern toilet paper.[1]

Joseph Gayetty is widely credited with being the inventor of modern commercially available toilet paper in the United States. Gayetty's paper, first introduced in 1857, was available as late as the 1920's. Gayetty's Medicated Paper was sold in packages of flat sheets, watermarked with the inventor's name.


References
[1]http://www.toiletpaperhistory.net/toilet-paper-history

Rags were pounded into pulp with hammers, and placed in water. The mixture was constantly stirred so it would never settle in the bottom. After a certain amount of time, the mixture was poured out and put in a special machine, (i think...) and the color depended on the rags and water. Later about 1770, when rags became scarce because of the amount of paper makers, different things were tried. Wood was finally discovered and that's how we make it today!

The oldest evidence of paper manufacture and use dates back to 2nd century BC in China. Chinese were the first people to use paper in its modern form.

The Federalist Papers are 85 articles from several New York newspapers that were published during the debate to ratify the United States Constitutuion. They were written by James Madison, Alexander Hamilton and a few by John Jay but all were published under the name Publius. They were the arguments for ratification.

Paper plates were invented mostly because it's handy. On picnics, on the go, and traveling, nobody has the space, protection, and time for china plates to be carried around. Plus if you're sick or feeling off and you use paper containers for your meal, you only have silverware and maybe a cup to wash; throw the napkin and plate away and say good riddance!

Approximately 15 billion trees are cut down each year to produce paper products. This has led to deforestation, habitat loss, and negative environmental impacts. Efforts to promote sustainable forestry practices and increase recycling can help reduce this number.