Bookbinding With Numerous Engravings And Diagrams
Bookbinding With Numerous Engravings And Diagrams
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These cases are finished at one operation at the arming press. The lettei'ing and any ornament either for the back or sides of the case, whether gilt or blind, is attached to the platen of the press, which is heated by gas, and can be brought down forcibly by working the handle, some- what after the manner of a hand printing-press (see Fig. 101, p. 135).
In the forwarding shop the back of the book is glued to the back of the case, and the end papers are pasted down to the boards. The books are ...then put in the press for a time, and when dry are ready for the bookseller's shop.
Books that are illustrated with plates independ- ently of the text usually contain for the guidance of the binder directions for the placing of these plates, and it is of course a simple matter to follow the instructions. It must, however, first be ascer- tained that the margin is perfectly square and straight, and any error should be rectified by cut- ting with a sharp knife and straightedge. In the case of an upright picture (that is, when the inscrip- tion reads across the bottom of the page) there is diversity of practice in placing it in the book, some contending that it should occupy either the right- hand or the left-hand page, as the case may be, so as to face the descriptive text.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These cases are finished at one operation at the arming press. The lettei'ing and any ornament either for the back or sides of the case, whether gilt or blind, is attached to the platen of the press, which is heated by gas, and can be brought down forcibly by working the handle, some- what after the manner of a hand printing-press (see Fig. 101, p. 135).
In the forwarding shop the back of the book is glued to the back of the case, and the end papers are pasted down to the boards. The books are ...then put in the press for a time, and when dry are ready for the bookseller's shop.
Books that are illustrated with plates independ- ently of the text usually contain for the guidance of the binder directions for the placing of these plates, and it is of course a simple matter to follow the instructions. It must, however, first be ascer- tained that the margin is perfectly square and straight, and any error should be rectified by cut- ting with a sharp knife and straightedge. In the case of an upright picture (that is, when the inscrip- tion reads across the bottom of the page) there is diversity of practice in placing it in the book, some contending that it should occupy either the right- hand or the left-hand page, as the case may be, so as to face the descriptive text.
What to read after Bookbinding With Numerous Engravings And Diagrams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul N Paul Nooncree Hasluck to read onlineMoreLess
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