Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 209
books are then removed from the press, the rodsand zinc are taken out, a piece of twine is wound aroundthe joint, and the heads are gone over by pressing out 194 BOOKBINDING with the folder the imperfections caused by pressing.Then rub in the material close to the hubs with the rub-bing-up stick.… … with a weight on top. In this condition the books shiouldremain undisturbed for twenty-four hours. The nextoperation is to stand the books up to dry, and allow themto remain so for a day. Then end-leaves are pasted to theboards and the books pressed. Covering Full-bound Ends and Hubs.— The…
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