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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 205

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the center to the end. On beveled hubs this isunnecessary. Wet cowhide and pigskin to permit stretch-ing, working in close to the hubs, and working outwrinkles on the sides. On beveled hubs this is eliminated. 190 BOOKBINDING Then paste the covering material with a medium-thickpaste, and fold over.… … Leather. B — Boards. Hubs. D — Turn-in. stretch the material and work it in on the hubs. Thestretching should be done over the hubs, and enough onlyto permit the working in of the material. Work enoughmaterial from both ends to have the center panel smoothand tight on the hubs, and rub down; next…

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