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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 49

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best accomplishedby five double stitches. First, punch five holes, then insert 34 BOOKBINDING the needle from the back through the center, or third hole;bring it through and insert in the second hole to the right;then through the first hole. Re-enter the second hole fromwithin, then insert the… … A — Waste ieaf. B — Joint •naterial. C — Fly-leaf. DsiKnature. F — Second signature. from the second to the fourth hole is placed between thethread ends of the third hole, and a knot tied. Another method of making end-papers is to tip thecloth or leather joint into a folded sheet twice the size…

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