Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 54
andthe folded manila paper is laid to the edge of the foldedguard. They are then joined with buckram. The remain-der of the operations are continued as described above.One-half of the guard is whip-stitched to the adjoiningsections, and then sewed through the fold of the muslin-lined end and waste… … tion one-eighth of an inch from the fold of the bindingmargin. This is done to prevent starts and raveling ofthread on machine-sewed books when rounding. To prepare end-sheets for tipping, fan out the foldedsheets about one-eighth of an inch, and paste the exposedportions with a medium-thick paste.…
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