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Bookbinding and its auxiliary branches (1914)

Pleger, John J · Chicago : The Inland printer company · leaf 91

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e, making it seldom necessary to wash the roll, andinsuring the application of a fresh, clean coating of glueto each sheet. The conveyor passes along the top of theforwarding table and in a convenient position for theremoval of the glued or pasted sheets. The speed of the 76 BOOKBINDING machine is… … Smyth Gluing and Gumming Machine.E. C. Fuller. REDUCING SEWING SWELL. Sewed books are often too thick for compact binding,and the backs should be reduced before trimming. Thisis accomplished by taking one or more books and placing

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