Binding for Libraries
Binding for Libraries
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Care should be taken not to rebind ephemeral books for which the demand has practically ceased, nor to rebind books which can be replaced in the attractive publisher's bindings for less than the cost of binding.
Two or three binders buy standard fiction and juvenile books in sheets from the publishers and bind them so strongly that they never need to be rebound. The initial cost of such books is greater than the ordinary publisher's binding, but the prolonged life of the book much more than com...pensates for the extra cost. When possible all worn-out fiction and juveniles should be replaced with such books.
A number of libraries are reinforcing much of their fic- tion and juveniles (and even non-fiction) before placing it in 14 BINDING FOR LIBRARIES circulation. This is often done by taking the book out of its case and gluing a strip of lining cloth over the back of the pages and onto the cover. In some binderies a structural as well as a glued attachment is made by taking a few stitches through the lining and the first few signatures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Care should be taken not to rebind ephemeral books for which the demand has practically ceased, nor to rebind books which can be replaced in the attractive publisher's bindings for less than the cost of binding.
Two or three binders buy standard fiction and juvenile books in sheets from the publishers and bind them so strongly that they never need to be rebound. The initial cost of such books is greater than the ordinary publisher's binding, but the prolonged life of the book much more than com...pensates for the extra cost. When possible all worn-out fiction and juveniles should be replaced with such books.
A number of libraries are reinforcing much of their fic- tion and juveniles (and even non-fiction) before placing it in 14 BINDING FOR LIBRARIES circulation. This is often done by taking the book out of its case and gluing a strip of lining cloth over the back of the pages and onto the cover. In some binderies a structural as well as a glued attachment is made by taking a few stitches through the lining and the first few signatures.
What to read after Binding for Libraries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Library Association Committee On Bookbin to read onlineMoreLess
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