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library binding
noun
- a tough, durable cloth binding for books. Compare edition binding.
- the production of books that are bound with library binding.
Word History and Origins
Origin of library binding1
Example Sentences
A brilliant young librarian recognised the Bodleian library binding and the scars of the chains: it cost them £3,000, also raised by a public appeal, to get the book back.
As one direct result of the agitation, the well-known Everyman's set can now be obtained in a library binding.
In this way the library gets a book in a good, strong library binding for less than the cost of the original edition in publisher's cover.
If he has employed a binder who thoroughly understands library binding, he may make use of the binder's knowledge in drawing up the specifications.
While the old method of lacing-in is not desirable in library binding, the method of using split boards makes a very strong book.
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