Bookbinding, and the care of books : a text-book for bookbinders and librarians (1911)
Cockerell, Douglas · London : J. Hogg · leaf 119
er to make the sectionslie close to one another, and then the slipspulled straight (fig. ^S)- The back must 115 Fraying out Slips and Glueing up Glueing up Fraying out now be glued. The glue for this opera-Slips and tion must be hot, and not too thick. Itis very important that it should be… … Fig. 35. If the book is too tightly screwed up inthe press, the glue is apt to remain toomuch on the surface ; and if not tightlyenough, it may penetrate too deeply be-tween the sections. If the glue is thick,or stringy, it may be diluted with hotwater and the glue-brush rapidly spun116 round in…
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