A Note On Bookbinding
A Note On Bookbinding
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They think that the modern methods of bookbinding are, to some extent, answerable for the lessened permanence of modern bindings. The practice of shaving down thick skins is a fruitful source of deterioration. They think that the adoption of the method of binding recommended in the report of the Sub-Committee, printed as Appendix I. , ought to result in a greater permanence of the books treated.
3. They consider that the conditions under which books are best preserved are now fairly well unders...tood, except that the injurious effect of light on leather has not previously been appreciated. They are satisfied that gas fumes are the most injurious of all the influences to which books are subjected. They consider that under proper conditions of ventilation, temperature, and dryness, books may be preserved without deterioration, for 16 very long periods, on open shelves, but that S. Of Arts there is no doubt that, as a general rule, Com- tightly fitting glass cases conduce to their mittee. Preservation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They think that the modern methods of bookbinding are, to some extent, answerable for the lessened permanence of modern bindings. The practice of shaving down thick skins is a fruitful source of deterioration. They think that the adoption of the method of binding recommended in the report of the Sub-Committee, printed as Appendix I. , ought to result in a greater permanence of the books treated.
3. They consider that the conditions under which books are best preserved are now fairly well unders...tood, except that the injurious effect of light on leather has not previously been appreciated. They are satisfied that gas fumes are the most injurious of all the influences to which books are subjected. They consider that under proper conditions of ventilation, temperature, and dryness, books may be preserved without deterioration, for 16 very long periods, on open shelves, but that S. Of Arts there is no doubt that, as a general rule, Com- tightly fitting glass cases conduce to their mittee. Preservation.
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