Simplified Bookbinding: a fine binding technique developed by Sün Evrard / John Tonkin
Type
Book
Authors
Category
Publication Year
1996
Publisher
Book Arts Canberra, Australia
Pages
29
Subject
Bookbinding -- Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Description
Not Currently Available For Borrowing
Simplified Bookbinding: a fine binding technique developed by Sün Evrard in 1984 described by John Tonkin.
Introduction
The Basic Form
Simplified Binding with Clean-cut Boards
The Title
Leather Hinges
Doublures
Simplified Bookbinding: a fine binding technique developed by Sün Evrard in 1984 described by John Tonkin.
Introduction
The Basic Form
Simplified Binding with Clean-cut Boards
The Title
Leather Hinges
Doublures
Biblio Notes
This limited edition was produced in Canberra in 1996. This is number 56 of 100 copies.
Donated by June McNicol.
Binding by June McNicol, 1996
Binding Notes:
Binding Carried out according to the instructions in the book. The book was sewn in sections on three fibre tape, rounded but not backed. Black leather headbands were glued on. A green leather spine was prepared and glued to the first sheet. The boards were prepared separately, beveled to fit the swell as well as edge beveled, edged with green leather and covered with paste paper. The front board was titled with a paper inlay blocked in carbon black.
The finished boards were glued to the outer pages, filled in and sanded to remove any evidence of structure and the endpapers were tipped in and pasted down.
Section 14 Class 143
Donated by June McNicol.
Binding by June McNicol, 1996
Binding Notes:
Binding Carried out according to the instructions in the book. The book was sewn in sections on three fibre tape, rounded but not backed. Black leather headbands were glued on. A green leather spine was prepared and glued to the first sheet. The boards were prepared separately, beveled to fit the swell as well as edge beveled, edged with green leather and covered with paste paper. The front board was titled with a paper inlay blocked in carbon black.
The finished boards were glued to the outer pages, filled in and sanded to remove any evidence of structure and the endpapers were tipped in and pasted down.
Section 14 Class 143
Number of Copies
1
