THE NEW BOOKBINDER Volume 6. Journal of Designer Bookbinders. Edited by Philip Smith & others.

Published by London: Designer Bookbinders, 1986

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Seller: Barry McKay Rare Books, Appleby-in-Westmorland, CUMBR, United KingdomBarry McKay Rare Books

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4to, (280x214mm), 83p. +4p adverts, monochrome illustrations. A good copy in original colour- illustrated stiff wrappers. Contains: James Brockman, In Memoriam Tennyson single hinge binding; Emma Bulley, Setting up and running a bindery; Betty Lou Chaika, Visible structure visual books; Mirjam M Foot, Modern British bookbinding; Colin Franklin, Bound to succeed; Dorothy A. Harrop, The Keatley Trust collection of fine bindings; Jen Lindsay, Rough edge gilding; Robinson, A bookbinding discussed with Jeff Clements; W P Visscher, Trends in vellum and parchment making past and present.

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Title
THE NEW BOOKBINDER Volume 6. Journal of Designer Bookbinders. Edited by Philip Smith & others.
Author
DESIGNER BOOKBINDERS.
Publisher
London: Designer Bookbinders
Publication year
1986
Binding
Soft cover

Barry McKay Rare Books

Appleby-in-Westmorland, CUMBR, United Kingdom

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We are located some 20 minutes drive from the M6, Junction 38 and therefore only a 20 mile detour from the main England-Scotland route. Appleby is a town well worth a visit, the coffee pot is always on though refreshment with ¿a little more authority' can be had if the Crown & Cushion in the town's market square is open! Our Bookroom is open by appointment. We will be happy to send pdf copies of our catalogue by email.

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Printing & Typography, Bookbinding & Calligraphy, Papermaking & Decoration, Book Trade History, History of the Book, Bibliography, Private Press, Antiquarian, Fine Printing, Cumbria including the Lake District

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