A style of binding where the edges of the paper extend beyond all three edges of a book.
It is named after a London bookseller who invented it around 1860, and is mostly used for books of devotion and verse.
A style of binding where the edges of the paper extend beyond all three edges of a book.
It is named after a London bookseller who invented it around 1860, and is mostly used for books of devotion and verse.
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