Begun in 1940 by Elmer Adler, former head of the Pynson Printers and Museum of the Printed Word in New York. Griselda Warr, who works at Princeton, says they have a fine collection of fine bindings and are strong on the history of paper. Open 9 - S weekdays. Bookbinding and Conservation is issued eight times a year and has about 1050 subscribers. New subscribers automatically receive all issues published in the current year, unless they request otherwise.
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