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Author, Unknown Cotton

 
9781440072154: Notes on Bookbinding for Libraries (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Durable binding, repair know‑how, and practical guidance for library collections.

This reference-style guide delivers clear explanations, durable materials, and proven repair methods to help librarians extend the life of their books. It emphasizes practical, hands-on techniques that keep volumes usable and on the shelf longer.

Based on decades of library experience, the book covers a wide range of bindings, leathers, and finishing practices. It explains how different materials wear, what to look for when selecting bindings, and how to perform common repairs with reliable results.

  • Plain explanations of binding terms, materials, and tools
  • Durable approaches to covering, repairing, and rebinding
  • Guidance on selecting leathers and finishes that hold up under heavy use
  • Practical steps for routine maintenance to extend a book’s life

Ideal for librarians, book technicians, and collectors who want clear, usable methods for protecting and restoring library books.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

On Binding "The fourth is, to retrench & cut off all the superfluous expences, which manv orodieaUv and to no ouroose bestow upon the binding and ornaments of their Books, and to employ it in purchasing such as they want, that so they may not be obnoxious to that * censure of Seneca, who hand-somlv reproaches those, Quibus volumintim suorum frontes maxime placent titulique; & this the rather, that the binding is nothing but an accident & form of appearing, without which (at least so splendid and sumptuous) Books become altogether as useful, commode & rare; it becoming the ignorant onelv to esteem a Book for its cover; seeing it is not with Books, as it is with men, who are onely known and respected for their robes and their clothes, so that it is a great deal better, and more necessary, for example, to have a good quantity of Books, well & ordinarily bound, than to have a little Chamber or Cabinet full of washed, gilded, ruled, and enriched with all manner of nicity, lux and su

Table of Contents

Description of Frontispiece 4; Quotation from :aucie 9; Preface to Second and Re"ised Edition : [1; Table of Contents , 13; List of Illustrations 15; Introductory 17; Binding: the Process Described 26; The Literary Side of Library Rebinding 36; Binding rl'faterials Suitable for- a Library 41; Rebinding for Libraries ~ 44; Lettering and Xumbering the Backs of Books 53; Palnphlets ' " 58; Magazine Binders 6 [; Repairing Books, General Rules 68; Repairing Books, Newark llethods 74; Repairing Books, Materials and Tools 86; Covering Books 90; Leather, General Notes 93; Paper and Paper Jfaking " 10 I; Binding Records ~ IIO; Binding Records and X otes-~ ewark II 2; Bindery Equipment 1[5; List of Technical Terms 1 19; List of :-,:Jakers of and Dealers in Bookbinders'; Materials, Tools and I1achincry 161; A Few of the Best Dooks on Bookbinding,; Paper and Leather 163; Index 169

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