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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 62

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re sometimes SEWING 47 sewed two-along; that is, two sections are sewed at a time,especially when thin paper is used. This will give on fivebands three stitches in each section instead of six, as itwould be if sewn ail-along. Sewing Material.— The cord or twine should be ofthe best, made with but… … be unbleached linen. All thread should also be unbleached,so as to prevent rotting in a comparatively short time.Permanency of binding depends largely on the materialused in its first stage; hence the best cord, thread, bandsand linen tape should be used in sewing. Hayes Irishlinen thread is very…

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