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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 79

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e last section in order to pre-vent the book from unraveling. It often happens on finebooks or coated or enameled paper, that it is not desirableto use any paste between sections. In such cases the endthreads may be locked through the last loop, and, when 64 BOOKBINDING lining up, fastened down the… … Specimen Sewing on Straight-needle Machine. Wire Sewing Machines.— This machine has been onthe market for many years and is designed to sew sec-tions to super or tape. The sewing is rigid and compact.The objection to this style of sewing is that the wire rustsand rots the sections, especially when…

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