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SOME HINTS ON PRINTING AND PUBLISHING IN NEPAL.
Armacharya, M.L.

   

- Kathmandu : Suresh B. Malla (1974)
- small 8vo.
- stiff paper wrappers.
- (iv), 32 pages.
- Order Nr. 49491
- Price: $ 15.00



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MANUAL OF THE ART OF BOOKBINDING CONTAINING FULL INSTRUCT...
by Nicholson, James B.

Third printing, the first occured in 1856 and the second in 1871. (Mejer 1950; Appleton p.83; Brenni no.39 - for first edition). Contains twelve plates of bindings and seven samples of marbled paper in addition to the illustrations in the text. James Nicholson (1820-1901) was born in St. Louis but lived most of his life in Philadelphia. He founded the bookbinding firm of Pawson & Nicholson, in Philadelphia, in 1848, and was well qualified to write a practical manual on bookbinding. Indeed, this was the first practical manual written in this country. The book reproduces the specimens of rolls and hand-stamps produced by the early American bookbinder tool makers, Gaskill, Cooper and Fry. 23 pages of ads at end. Wear at spine ends and one small damaged spot along spine.




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