The British Library Guide to Bookbinding History and Techniques
The British Library Guide to Bookbinding History and Techniques by P. J. M. Marks is a first edition published by the British Library in 1998. This 96-page book presents an introduction to the art of bookbinding, offering readers a historical overview of various techniques. It is illustrated with examples drawn from the British Library’s own collections, providing a visual context to the subject matter.
Readers will find a comprehensive exploration of bookbinding that highlights both its craftsmanship and historical significance. The book covers topics related to crafts and hobbies, as well as engineering and manufacturing systems, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the technical and artistic aspects of bookbinding. This edition serves as a companion to the exhibition gallery at the new British Library Building, enriching the experience of visitors and enthusiasts alike.
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This work is published to coincide with the opening of the exhibition gallery at the new British Library Building. This book provides an introduction to bookbinding and offers an historical overview of techniques, illustrated with examples from the Library’s own collections.
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