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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 212

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ogether. Not more should be pasted than can be finishedin an hour. Wait a few minutes to allow the paste tobecome tacky, then lay the corners on the board so as toallow one-half of an inch turn-in over the corner edge.The edge of the leather should be of equal distance fromthe corner edge on the… … bing down with the folder. If the boards are round-cornered, as they should be, fold the leather together thewidth of the curve and rub down with a folder. Theleather should be pared thin and deep for all round cor-ners to permit a neat turn-in. Insert a piece of zincbetween end-leaves and boards…

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