Report of the Committee on leather for bookbinding (1905)
Royal Society of Arts (Great Britain) Committee on leather for bookb inding, Cobham, Charles George Lyttelton, 8th viscount, 1842-1922, Wood, Henry Trueman, 1845-1929, London (England) Leathersellers' company · London, Pub, for the Society of arts by G. Bell & sons · leaf 51
ecial bindings designedto meet the special conditions. H !i mmm^. P^vV^ mm imi l^w^ ^iii pm 1 ^^ wm% wm m • Fig. 8. Showing a Method of Sewing on Tapes. The catching up of the alternategroups of threads as they crossthe bands renders the sewingfirmer. There are other me-thods of achieving this end.… … Fig. 9.—Showing the Method of Lacing in the Slips on aFlexibly Bound Book. If depressions are cut in the boards as shown, the sHps can be left with an adequatemargin of strength without clumsiness. sections. (Fig. 5.) Folded plates to be guardedwith linen at folds. No pasting-on to be allowed.…
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