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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 224

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down, turn in the ends, tuck in the cornersand bring over the leather to cover the hinge. Allow thisto dry, then cut out the leather on the metal hinge whichcovers the portion intended to fit between the hingeholders of the metal fastener. The siding is done as LOOSE LEAF BINDERS 209 described… … l^«9 strip about two inches wide, and colored or marble paperpasted on the side, covering the edge of the cloth, buck-ram or drilling. The next operation is finishing. Sectional Post Binder.— This binder consists oftwo plates formed of oval steel tubes. In the top tubethere is a lock made of one…

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