Dunhuang Monastic Ledger and Rhyme Dictionary Prefaces (Unknown) - Page 9

⚠This page appears to be a blank flyleaf or backing sheet from a manuscript. It is almost entirely devoid of text, with only two extremely faint, rectangular seals located near the left and right edges. There are some very light, ghostly markings in the center that may be bleed-through from another page or foxing in the paper.

This page is a blank flyleaf or backing sheet from the manuscript. It is almost entirely devoid of text, with only two extremely faint, rectangular seals located near the left and right edges. There are light, ghostly markings in the center, likely caused by foxing the age-related browning or spotting seen on old paper or bleed-through from the ink on the preceding page.

Seal? original: 印 (yin). A faint red ink impression, typically used by collectors or libraries to mark ownership. One? Seal? original: 一印 (yi yin). A second faint rectangular mark, possibly indicating the first seal of a series or a specific collection mark.