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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 40

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ed in on the lower plane, carrying JOINING 25 it over the glue roll, and uniting it with the mount, whichis fed in on the upper plane. The completed mount is dis-charged between hot or cold rolls on to the delivery car-riage. The speed at which the machine is run is aboutone thousand per hour.… … able to make the book with folio pages; that is, the leftand right pages being one complete page, instead ofattempting to get all columns on one page. It reducesthe size of the book, makes it convenient to handle, andmakes a stronger book. An oblong book should be

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