Printing And Bookbinding for Schools
Printing And Bookbinding for Schools
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Then pour in some hot water, stir and cook again until it becomes the desired consistency. Ordinary library paste or photo mount is not satisfactory.
22 BOOK BINDING III.
LIBRARY BINDING.
The name Library Binding" may be somewhat mislead- ing if one has in mind the bindings commonly seen in li- braries. This binding is practically what was recommended for the libraries of England by a committee from the Eng- lish Society of Arts, appointed to investigate the causes of the lack of durability in ...bindings and to suggest remedies for defects found.
The following specifications indicate the distinguishhig features of this binding: — 1. Half leather, paper sides.
2. Sewed on four or more tapes.
3. Double boards.
4. French joint.
5. Zigzag colored endpapers.
6. Head cut, out of boards, and colored.
7. Backed and slightly rounded.
8. Cord inserted under leather instead of headband.
9. Leather attached to back.
Zigzag Endpaper.
After the sheets are folded and pressed as described in the previous binding, the zigzag endpapers are prepared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then pour in some hot water, stir and cook again until it becomes the desired consistency. Ordinary library paste or photo mount is not satisfactory.
22 BOOK BINDING III.
LIBRARY BINDING.
The name Library Binding" may be somewhat mislead- ing if one has in mind the bindings commonly seen in li- braries. This binding is practically what was recommended for the libraries of England by a committee from the Eng- lish Society of Arts, appointed to investigate the causes of the lack of durability in ...bindings and to suggest remedies for defects found.
The following specifications indicate the distinguishhig features of this binding: — 1. Half leather, paper sides.
2. Sewed on four or more tapes.
3. Double boards.
4. French joint.
5. Zigzag colored endpapers.
6. Head cut, out of boards, and colored.
7. Backed and slightly rounded.
8. Cord inserted under leather instead of headband.
9. Leather attached to back.
Zigzag Endpaper.
After the sheets are folded and pressed as described in the previous binding, the zigzag endpapers are prepared.
What to read after Printing And Bookbinding for Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Jesse Vaughn to read onlineMoreLess
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