Printing and bookbinding for schools

by Samuel Jesse Vaughn

Fig. 51

It is much easier to handle this problem by making the book of regular sections instead of using the one and one-half inch strips, and then cutting out every 3rd or 4th leaf after it is completed. These leaves are not wasted. They may be used for smaller books.

2. Typical Library Binding. See page [22].

Half leather.

Sewed on tapes.

Double boards.

French joint.

Backed and rounded.

Head cut and colored.