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Commercial bookbinding; a description of the processes and the various machines used (1910)

Stephen, Geo. A. (George Arthur), 1880-1934 · London, W.J. Stonhill and co. · leaf 1

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erman imitation. Four supports tohead, sliding feed table, powerful inking system. Caxton Rotary Perforator For run-through and stop work. Gives a clean,reliable, slot-like perforation. Easy to adjust,speedy in operation. Stitchers, Cutters, Presses Large and small, hand and power. JOHN HADDON… … SEWING OVER TAPE SEWING OVER CORD. SEWING THROUGH MULL. A SPECIMENS OF SEWING. No Complicated Parts. Simplicity oi Working. Will sew one or two books up to demy Svo. in one operation. Capable of sewing from the smallest hook up to a maximum of IS inches. First and last sections require no pasting,…

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