Bookbinding, and the care of books : a text-book for bookbinders and librarians (1911)
Cockerell, Douglas · London : J. Hogg · leaf 57
king-down iron should be covered with a pieceof paper, and the hammer face must beperfectly clean, or the sheets may be soiled. CHAPTER III Guarding—Throwing Out—Paring Paper—Soakingoff India Proofs—Mounting very Thin Paper—Splitting Paper—Inlaying—Flattening Vellum GUARDING Guards are slips of… … Fig. 8. Guarding answers very well. An easy way to cutguards is shown in fig. 8. Two or three pieces of paperof the height ofthe requiredguards are fold-ed and pinned tothe board by theright - hand cor-ners. A seriesof points are marked at the head andtail with dividers set to the width desiredfor…
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