sewn binding

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sewn binding

n
(Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) bookbinding a style of binding where the backs of the gathered sections are sewn together before being inserted into a cover
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This beautiful Premium UltraSoft leather bound gift edition features sewn binding, ribbon marker and gold edges.
This practical handbook or reference has a sewn binding and waterproof cover, proving it's meant to be used in dire conditions.
Six Spices is as beautiful as any cookbook on the shelves today but it is so much more than a pretty cover and sturdy sewn binding. While you could use this book as an occasional reference for a recipe here and there, its value lies in how much information Saluja has managed to pack between more than sixty recipes.
A hard cover with sewn binding beautifully produced at 9x11 is 24 pages of pure joy meant to last and be a great gift to any family, school, or organization.
'Greek Beasts and Heroes' is the overall title for a series of books by Lucy Coats retelling all those myths and legends, each paperback book has 78 pages, sewn binding and is in full colour.
Every title has a fully sewn binding and comes with a protective slip-case.
Attractively priced, its paper edition has a sturdy cover and a sewn binding which will permit the years of use it deserves.
The book itself is as fine as the content: handsome book cloth, pasted illustration on the cover, Smythe sewn binding of fine, heavy paper.
The volume itself (oversize: 10x12") is beautifully produced with a sewn binding. It is co-published by Aperture Foundation and the Library of Congress and is distributed by Distributed Art Publishers.