Cambridge Bookbinding, 1450–1770

Cambridge Bookbinding, 1450–1770This is the first time that Cambridge bookbinding has been comprehensively documented. Generously illustrated with over a hundred full colour illustrations of bindings, it also includes 365 photographs of binding tools alongside a chronological narrative of the evolution of binding styles and practices.

Elizabeth Harris

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