The final appearance of the finished job should be determined by the making of a dummy to demonstrate bulk, opacity, color, strength, etc. Paper sold under the manufacturer's brand implies full value, uniformity, and availability.

A more detailed explanation of the factors in selection of paper may be found in booklets published by various paper companies: S. D. Warren Company , Boston, Mass., "A Workbook for Planning Printing" and "Estimator's Book." HammerTnill Paper Co., Erie, Pennsylvania. Champion Paper & Fibre Co., Hamilton, Ohio. American Writing Paper Co., Holyoke, Mass.

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Chapter 53 BINDING TECHNIQUES

THE TYPE of binding to be used for a pamphlet or book depends not only on the size of the pamphlet, but also on the final appearance of the binding. If a permanent binding is not needed, a simpler binding than that for a reference book might be selected. See 451.

Whether the binding job is large or small, the following specifications should be given to the binder:

BINDING SPECIFICATIONS

Title Headbands

Quantity Cloth

No. Pages Leather

Plates: Boards

Single Tips Stamping

To Jacket

Tissues

Maps Wraps

Whipstitch^ Boxes

Reinforce \ "- " Deliver to

Tapes When Required

Linings Charge to

Trimmed Size Special Instructions

Edges

Round and Back

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GRAPHIC PRESENTATION

If the book is to have an edition binding, there are a number of features that should be considered. See below.