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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 89

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e it. Stick Glue.— Dissolve ordinary pale glue in water,then heat, and, when thoroughly dissolved, add 4 ouncesof glucose. Then pour it on a glass or a marble slab, and,when cold, cut it up into convenient pieces. Another formula which can be used for the same pur-pose consists of: 1 ounce of gum… … •o 3 ft *■O ft § « GLUE AND GUM 75 Then heat, pour on glass or marble slab, and cut up intopieces. Prepared Gum.— Dissolve one pound of gum arablein three pints of cold water, add a tablespoonful of gly-cerine and two ounces of honey. Strain this and applywith a soft brush. If properly prepared…

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