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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 45

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r is used. The grain ofthe paper should always run the length of the page, asotherwise wrinkles may result; the grain of the marblepaper which is pasted to the fly-leaf should run acrossthe width of the page. This will obviate the curling ofthe fly-leaf. The style and design of end-papers are… … -?. s •ES w -s END-PAPERS 31 in keeping with the context. The color of ink and papershould harmonize with the exterior. End-papers for Side-stitched Books.— Take a sheettwice the size of the book page and fold it in the center.Cut strips of muslin or linen about three-fourths of aninch wide, apply…

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