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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 176

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the boards. Mark the position of theleather back on the gauge board just made, then paste theleather back with a thick paste, and lay the pasted sidesof two together. When a sufficient number have been CASE-MAKING 161 pasted so that they are tacky, lay one on the board gaugein the center, and place… … A — Boards. B — Manila paper. C — Leather back (turn-in). D — Gage board.E — Gage-board blocks. with a folder. Repeat this until all are made, laying thecovers so that the leather backs come together. The nextoperation is siding. Half-bound Cases With Bands.— Cut the boards,manila or gray rag…

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