Biblio Tech: twelve binding structure models
Biblio Tech: Reverse engineering historical and modern binding structures (with a focus on board attachment).
This limited edition is nearly out of print.
Please note these sets are made to order and may not be available for immediate delivery. Normal turn-around time is twelve to eighteen months.
Set of twelve binding models with leather and various papers and sewing supports, wooden boards, museum board. Housed in clamshell box. Each binding approximately 5 x 3.25 x .5” Created 2013.
This reference set of twelve binding models is based on Karen Hanmer's popular workshop Biblio Tech: Reverse engineering historical and modern binding structures. The models remain uncovered and only partially completed so methods of board attachment, sewing, spine lining, and endsheet construction are visible. The set is accompanied by a forty-five page illustrated guidebook outlining key structural features of each binding, and providing numerous references for further study. The hand-bound manual is sewn in three signatures and presented in a German stiffened paper binding.
These models are a valuable reference for libraries, book arts programs, or for anyone who is interested in learning more about the engineering aspects of the book. Structures include:
Tacketing of a thick single signature into a leather wrapper
Ethiopian Binding
Medieval Binding
Laced-on boards Binding
Colonial American Scaleboard Binding
Early Nineteenth Century Publishers Boarded Binding
German Case Binding with double fan adhesive text block
Split Board Binding
Simplified Binding
Crossed Structure Binding
Sewn Boards Binding
Non-Adhesive Paper Case
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A forty-five page illustrated guide outlining key structural features of each binding, and providing numerous references for further study is also available, print on demand from Lulu.com.
Biblio Tech: Reverse engineering historical and modern binding structures (with a focus on board attachment).
This limited edition is nearly out of print.
Please note these sets are made to order and may not be available for immediate delivery. Normal turn-around time is twelve to eighteen months.
Set of twelve binding models with leather and various papers and sewing supports, wooden boards, museum board. Housed in clamshell box. Each binding approximately 5 x 3.25 x .5” Created 2013.
This reference set of twelve binding models is based on Karen Hanmer's popular workshop Biblio Tech: Reverse engineering historical and modern binding structures. The models remain uncovered and only partially completed so methods of board attachment, sewing, spine lining, and endsheet construction are visible. The set is accompanied by a forty-five page illustrated guidebook outlining key structural features of each binding, and providing numerous references for further study. The hand-bound manual is sewn in three signatures and presented in a German stiffened paper binding.
These models are a valuable reference for libraries, book arts programs, or for anyone who is interested in learning more about the engineering aspects of the book. Structures include:
Tacketing of a thick single signature into a leather wrapper
Ethiopian Binding
Medieval Binding
Laced-on boards Binding
Colonial American Scaleboard Binding
Early Nineteenth Century Publishers Boarded Binding
German Case Binding with double fan adhesive text block
Split Board Binding
Simplified Binding
Crossed Structure Binding
Sewn Boards Binding
Non-Adhesive Paper Case
* * *
A forty-five page illustrated guide outlining key structural features of each binding, and providing numerous references for further study is also available, print on demand from Lulu.com.
Biblio Tech: Reverse engineering historical and modern binding structures (with a focus on board attachment).
This limited edition is nearly out of print.
Please note these sets are made to order and may not be available for immediate delivery. Normal turn-around time is twelve to eighteen months.
Set of twelve binding models with leather and various papers and sewing supports, wooden boards, museum board. Housed in clamshell box. Each binding approximately 5 x 3.25 x .5” Created 2013.
This reference set of twelve binding models is based on Karen Hanmer's popular workshop Biblio Tech: Reverse engineering historical and modern binding structures. The models remain uncovered and only partially completed so methods of board attachment, sewing, spine lining, and endsheet construction are visible. The set is accompanied by a forty-five page illustrated guidebook outlining key structural features of each binding, and providing numerous references for further study. The hand-bound manual is sewn in three signatures and presented in a German stiffened paper binding.
These models are a valuable reference for libraries, book arts programs, or for anyone who is interested in learning more about the engineering aspects of the book. Structures include:
Tacketing of a thick single signature into a leather wrapper
Ethiopian Binding
Medieval Binding
Laced-on boards Binding
Colonial American Scaleboard Binding
Early Nineteenth Century Publishers Boarded Binding
German Case Binding with double fan adhesive text block
Split Board Binding
Simplified Binding
Crossed Structure Binding
Sewn Boards Binding
Non-Adhesive Paper Case
* * *
A forty-five page illustrated guide outlining key structural features of each binding, and providing numerous references for further study is also available, print on demand from Lulu.com.
