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A short history of bookbinding and a glossary of styles and terms used in binding, with a brief account of the celebrated binders and patrons of bookbinding from whom the various styles are named, description of leathers, etc (1895)

Zaehnsdorf (Firm), Zaehnsdorf, Joseph William, 1853-1930 · London : Printed at the Chiswick press · leaf 31

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ted face of theornaments instead of the continuous or solid line. Wher-ever dotted line ornament is used the style is calledLe Gascon. D 26 Glossary. Lining-up, i.e., glueing the back to receive the necessarypaper, linen, or soft leather before the final cover goes on. Maioli (Thomas).—Was a… … LiNING-UP. scroll-work flowing through it. Portions of the design are sometimes studded with gold dots.Morocco.—Leather made from goat-skin, tanned withsumac, originally in the Barbary States, but afterwards verylargely in the Levant, and now produced in Europe from skinsimported from Asia and…

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