Passports: Once a Large Piece of Paper, Today a High-Tech Booklet – And a Commodity
Passport history expert and author Tom Topol traces the development of the passport, from large, handwritten sheets, to high-tech booklets.
Read MorePassport history expert and author Tom Topol traces the development of the passport, from large, handwritten sheets, to high-tech booklets.
Read MoreThanks to the technological advances Nicola Mangion explores in her article, forgetting your passport at home may soon be a non-issue.
Read MoreNicola Mangion traces the history of the passport back to 2,500 years ago and finds that the earliest such documents were actually more akin to visas.
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