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Printing and bookbinding for schools (1914)

Vaughn, Samuel Jesse, b. 1877 · Bloomington, Ill. : Public school pub. co. · leaf 127

An illustration from Printing and bookbinding for schools, 1914, leaf 127 — ook. A very practical and easy method of rebinding moder-ately thin books which have torn backs, is to sew them inthe manner described for a fourth-grade Language Book,Fig. 40, page 55, and put on a new case binding. In suclicases, care must be used to make the joint wide enough toallow the boards… … opq V •a M O EQUIPMENT 45 VI. EQUIPAIENT. Equipment for elementary bookbinding, as already in-dicated in a preceding chapter, can be made almost en-tirely to lit the purse. The statement occurs in text books and has gone therounds on good authority that very little can be done inthe way of…

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