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BOOKBINDING.


  • Type holder (cut), 118.
  • —— lead, 129.
  • Uncut edges, 41.
  • Unsized paper, to tell, 80.
  • Varnish, 120.
  • Varnishing, 143.
  • —— object of, 120.
  • Vegetable parchment, 147.
  • Vellum artists, 147.
  • —— binding, lettering pieces, 149.
  • —— binding, old, 94.
  • —— covering with, 94.
  • —— finishing, 147.
  • —— Oxford, 147.
  • —— Roman, 147.
  • Velvet, blocking, 146.
  • —— covering with, 95.
  • —— finishing, 146.
  • Venetian tools (cuts), 113.
  • Viennese method of inlaying, 135.
  • Vinegar, advantage of, 127.
  • Washing, 158.
  • —— dishes for, 159.
  • —— requisites for, 159.
  • Water, glaire, 79.
  • —— stains, how to tell, 161.
  • —— stains, removing, 161.
  • Waterproof, rendering paper, 165.
  • White morocco, paste for, 92.
  • Whole binding, lining boards for, 55.
  • Wire sewing, 30.
  • —— sewing, disadvantage of, 30.
  • —— sewing, machine, 32.
  • Writing effaced by chlorine, restoring, 165.
  • —— effaced by oxymuriatic acid, restoring, 165.
  • —— faded by sea water, reviving, 165.
  • —— faded by time, reviving, 165.
  • —— removing, 164.
  • —— reviving old, 164.
  • Wrong bath, effect upon stains of, 158.

CHISWICK PRESS:—C. WHITTINGHAM AND CO., TOOKS COURT,
CHANCERY LANE.

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