ages mustobviously be brought closer together. The fold cannot beconsidered as a definite boundary, but the two facing pagesmust be considered as a unit, allowing for such loss of marginin the center as may occur when the binding is done. It isthen found that the outer margins and the double inner… … FIG. 10.Typical book margins FIG. 11.Margins formed on the diagonal. THE CANADIAN PRINTER AND PUBLISHER 43 taste and judgment, the method shown in Figure 11 may befollowed. There the lines AB and AC are the diagonals of thefacing pages. Any type page whose corners fall on the diagon-al will be at…
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