Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 211
cks to obtain an even pressure.In this condition the books should remain for from thirtyto fifty minutes. The books are then taken out, pressboards, zinc, paper 196 BOOKBINDING and rods removed and the books rubbed up close to thehubs. The paring knife is taken to remove the over-hanging leather at… … A — Spiinji back. B — Hubs. C — Title leather. D — Fleshers. E — Cowhideleather ends. F — Cowhide leather centerpiece. cutting and paring leather, and the turn-in edge andcenter piece are pared one-fourth of an inch all around.Paste the leather with a medium-thick paste and foldover. When as many…
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