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A DAY AT THE BOOKBINDERY OF LIPPINCOTT, GRAMBO, & CO.
Hinckley, C.T.
Reprint of the 1852 magazine article which had appeared in Godey's Magazine with a foreword by Robert Fleck. One of the best references to what a trade binding house looked like in the middle of the 19th century. Enhanced by 17 illustrations by Hinckley showing various scenes in the bindery. The fifth Christmas book issued by Oak Knoll.
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> Cox, Alfred J., THE MAKING OF THE BOOK, A SKETCH OF THE BOOK-BINDING ART.
> EARLY AMERICAN BOOKBINDINGS FROM THE COLLECTION OF MICHAEL PAPANTONIO
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LAWS OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE, FROM THE SECOND DAY OF JAN...
B1-2526; Shaw & Shoemaker 37423. Volume 3 of the Laws of Delaware. Calf covers worn and abrased and with front hinge cracked and one of the leather spine labels lacking. With the old bookplate of the Social Law Library, Boston. The complete volume including the 30 page Table of Private Acts at the end. Pagination matches the AAS copy.
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