Questioned Document Examination
Author	Title	Review
Reed Hayes	Forensic Handwriting Examination: A Definitive Guide	Forensic handwriting examination discusses the fundamentals of writing identification, as well as more complex concerns including rhythm, speed, and skill level.
Jess E. Dines	Document Examiner Text Book	Over 250 questions (with answers) used in cross-examinations and depositions.
W.R. Harrison	Suspect Documents: Their Scientific Examination
Ordway Hilton	Scientific Examination of Questioned Documents	An excellent modern text on forensic document examination.
Ordway Hilton	Detecting and Deciphering Erased Pencil Writing
A.Q. Morton	Literary Detection: How to Prove Authorship and Fraud in Literature and Documents	Presentation of "Stylometric Analysis," a means of identifying authorship on the basis of certain stylistic elements.
Joe Nickell	Detecting Forgery Forensics Examination of Documents	If you even think you might be interested in this field, take a look at this book.  Normally borrowed from the nearest law library.
Joe Nickell	Pen, Ink, and Evidence: A Study of Writing and Writing Materials for the Penman, Collector, and Document Detective	A nuts-and-bolts approach to document study in 5 parts. Pens, ink, paper, writing and examining. Profusely illustrated.
Charles E. O'Hara	Fundamentals of Criminal Investigation	Includes chapters on "Invisible Radiation" and "Documentary Evidence".
Albert Osborne	Questioned Documents	Classic text recommended as much for its treatment of the basics of document examination as for its technical information.
Kenneth E. Rendell	Forging History: The Detection of Fake Letters and Documents.	Illustrates how to detect forged historical writings.
The FBI	The FBI Handwriting Analysis Manual -- They Write Their Own Sentences	Introduction to the work of the Document Section of the FBI Laboratory.
E.E. Thoyt	How to Decipher and Study Old Documents