Across
- hand-written document
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Polyvinyl acetate
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Metal studs used to protect a leather book from becoming damaged
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Metal hardware on a book
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Tool used to apply adhesives
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Tool used to make holes for sewing
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Paper decorated by laying on size covered in paint
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Binding structure where block and cover are made separately and then joined with adhesive
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Label identifying owner of book
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Joining signatures
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Egg white concoction used in gilding
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Gap between spine of book and cover boards
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A piece of paper folded in half
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Stains and blotches on text paper
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Right-hand page of an open book
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Tool for applying weight
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Low-tack adhesive made from wood or cotton
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Forming spine of book into rounded shape with shoulders
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Down
- Knot commonly used for joining new thread
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Inscription with details of book's fabrication
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Applying gold
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Most common historic book covering
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Stitch used to hold signatures together
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Archaic word for signature/section
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Board used for book covers
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Sewn, bought or made at head and tail of book
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Gold leaf reduced to powder
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Tooled without gold
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Posts used to temporarily or permanently bind single sheets
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Expansion at spine caused by sewing
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Also called "concertina"
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Pages wrinkled by humidity
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Thinning leather for turn-ins
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Binding made without boards; usually leather
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15th century book made to be hung from habit cord of a cleric
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Adhesive made from animals
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Bottom edge of book
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Used to keep sewing thread from fraying
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Forming spine of book into a 1/3 circle before backing
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Top edge of book
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