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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 52

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ter sections, and pasting the outer leavestogether. End-papers for Spring-back Blank-books.— End-papers for blank-books are made by taking two blanksheets the size of the book sheets, and folding them in thecenter. The white sheets are lined in the fold with a one-half inch linen strip, and put… … A — Waste leaf. B — End-leaf. C — Marble paper. D — Joint material.E — Muslin strip. F — White fly-leaf, lined with marble paper. G — Whitefly-leaf. For regular page books, two sheets of manila paper orleft-overs of any kind are folded in the center and rein-forced in the same manner. The best…

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