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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 181

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dry andfree from glue. Bevel-edged cases can be made on allmachines. They are designed for short, as well as long,runs. The adjustments are easily and quickly made, and 12 166 BOOKBINDING fifty cases can be economically handled. On half-boundwork the backs and back lining can be attached to… … Smyth Case-makiriK Machine.(E. C. P^uller.) Special machines are made to order which will attachleather corners and turn in round corners on drilling, can-vas, or flexible material. The boards are placed in magazines at the rear; theglue is heated and is in a tank underneath the front of…

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