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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 107

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e, it stops. Theknife, beginning to rise, is pushed upward until it meetsthe cutting face on the lower part of the clamp, so that,while the cutting is done, the clamp and knife pull againsteach other, and the cut is clean and perfect. The clamp «)2 BOOKBINDING may be raised or lowered by upper and… … Seybold Power Round-corner Cutter. DECORATION OF BOOK EDGES Colored Edges.— Sharp knives are indispensable intrimming books which are to be decorated. A nick in theknife ruins the edge, no matter with what labor the deco-ration is accomplished. The color to be applied is left toindividual taste,…

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