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Accession number
4107.D
Title
Lawrie Todd
Author
Galt, John
Publisher
New York : Printed by J. & J. Harper
Date
1830
Dimensions
20 cm x 12 cm x 2 cm
Call number
Am 1830 Gal
Binding type
quarter cloth
tight back
Sewing pattern
2-on
Sewing supports
2 cords
Sewing stations
4
Kerfs
yes
First text attachment
cut flush
Text attachment
none
Reinforcing strip
yes
Spine lining
not known
Waste sheet
no
Bookcloth color
light red
Bookcloth type
Ungrained
Board construction
not known
Board thickness
2 mm
Endpapers
plain
Endpaper structure
double folio - sewn
Front board decoration
undecorated
Back board decoration
undecorated
Spine decoration
paper label
title on spine
Titling
type
Text edges
untrimmed
Endbands
none
Advertisements
yes, "neatly bound in canvas"
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