Bookbinding for amateurs
Subtitle: being descriptions of the various tools and appliances required and minute instructions for their effective use
By: by W.J.E. Crane
Contributors: Gill, L. Upcott; London and County Printing Works
Publisher: L. Upcott Gill
Published: 1900
Place of publication: London, 170, Strand
Language: eng
Number of pages: 184
Subjects: Bookbinding; Handbooks, manuals; Reliure; Bookbinding (process)
Notes: Estimated publication date based on known publication dates of titles listed in "E. & F.N Spon's new books," p. [5] at end.

"Illustrated with 156 engravings."

Publisher's catalog ([1-5], 17 p.) and advertisements ([3] p.) at end.

Includes index.

Special Collections copy in publisher's brown decorated cloth blinding; elaborate vine motif decoration stamped in blind and black on front cover, with title stamped in gilt within a separate central panel; title, decorations in blind and black and author, and publisher in gilt on spine; decorated endpapers (publisher's device); all edges gilt and trimmed; bookplate of Herbert L. Nichols front pastedown; also inscribed by former owner, "Bert Nichols, Greenwich, Conn." on half-title page; bookplate of Don A. Guyot tipped in.