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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 144

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bout one-eighth of an inchfrom the edge, and then carefully rub down with thefolder. Fold the paper over at the edge of the back, turn HEADBANDING AND LINING 129 the book, and bring it over to the one-eighth of an inchwhich was left uncovered. Rub firmly with the folder,and fold the paper over at… … A — Paper glued to the back. B — Glued portion not covered. C — Paperfolded. D — Paper glued to the back. E — Paper folded over. !•, G — Glue.H — Paper trimmed clote to the edge. J — Loose back. neat head, but care must be taken to avoid forcing thehead-band from the back. Then pile the books with…

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