Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 48
them out so as to expose aboutone-fourth of an inch of the single leaf for pasting. Thenput the joint material on the pasted portion and putbetween pulpboards to dry. Then pick up the end- END-PAPERS 33 papers, and fold the last leaf over; this will also fold thejoint material. The end-papers are… … A — Waste leaf. B — Joint material. C — Backing ridge. D — Fly-leaf.E — Thread stitch. be three-eighths of an inch long, because shorter ones willhave the effect of perforation. After the books are sewed,the forwarder pastes the marbled or colored paper on thefly-leaves, covering the thread sewing.…
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