Bookbinding & Book Production: July-December, 1954

Book

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American Bookbinders Museum

Name/Title

Bookbinding & Book Production: July-December, 1954

Entry/Object ID

2018.1.21

Description

6 issues bound together July 1954; v.60 no.7 [i.e., v.60 no.1] Electronically-Made Checkbook Covers Gaining The Folding Machine in The Bindery; Part 2: The Baum Folders Eliminating Vibration in The Bindery Index of book manufacturing activity / J. K. Lasser & Co. Work Simplification, Pt 2: Simple Devices Speed Production / Lillian Stemp An American Views the DRUPA / Peter De Florez Timing The Bindery Job The Paper cutter; Part 6: Profit or loss factors: Materials Handling & Safety Lawson adds Regent cutters Variety is The Spice of Sales & Binding [Belford Co.] New Patents for The Book Industry Craftsmen to meet in Philadelphia Plan To Revitalize the N. Y. Textbook Clinic Lawton Kennedy—They Say He's The Finest Pressman in the U.S. Textbook Sales Increase 8.5% In 1953 August 1954; v.60 no.2 Loose-Leaf Production at Remington Rand Don't Waste Your Waste Paper! Index of book manufacturing activity / J. K. Lasser & Co. Auto Cut-off Device for Blankbook Sewing Union Seeks Shorter Work Week Craftsmen Mark 35th Birthday Folding Machines; Part 3: The Baum Folders The Paper cutter; Part 7: Trimmers Rx for Medical Book Production, Pt. 1 Production Tool—The Type Specimen Book Rubber and Plastic Plates Score Gains TITLE CHANGE: to Book Production with September 1954 issue September 1954; v.60 no.3 Announcing "BOOK PRODUCTION" Quotes ... Quotes .. And more quotes! Trade Practice Rules for The Library Binding Industry Metal Sheet Feeder Adapted to Board Cutter / Glenn Backman Index of book manufacturing activity / J. K. Lasser & Co. Carbonless Carbon Sets? Working With Work-and-Turn Sheets Craftsmen Mark “Back Home" Convention Folding Machines; Part 4: The Cleveland Folders Wrapping Machine Designed for Faster Magazine Mailing Pointers on Printing Thin Papers / Walter Smith Steady Rise in Yearbook Production 88 Years of Blankbook Binding [Marshall & Bruce Co.] Dependability Builds A Bindery Progress in Magnesium Plates / Keith L. Johns The Swing to Graphic Presentation / Herbert C. Rosenthal & Burton Rush Rx for Medical Book Production; Part 2 Production portrait: Seth Agnew, Book Find Club October 1954; v.60 no.4 Electronic Casing-In Method Now In Production BMI Session to Deal With Many Trade Problems Trade Binders to Consider Forming PIA Unit at Convention Estimating Gang Stitching 3-Knife Trimmer-Jogger-Drill Speeds Phone Directory Finishing Depreciation Under The New Tax Law / J. Kromberg, CPA Folding Machines: Part 5: The Cleveland Folders Versatile Hickok Bander Introduced Index of Book Manufacturing Activity / J. K. Lasser & Co. Drive for Keepable,Hard Cover Schoolbooks Bindery Wage Scales Work Simplification: Part 3: Teaching Employees Economics / Lillian Semp Production Realignment Holds Periodical Price Line / P. R. Russell Guild Gets Reports on New Products & Equipment Photographic Lettering Appraised The Jacket : From Design to Production 5Cooke's Color by Overprinting; Method & Advantages Production portrait: Robert Goff, McGraw-Hill Book Co. November 1954; v.60 no.5 BMI Session Sets Tri-Lateral Unity on Student-Owned Schoolbooks Production Control In Pressroom & Bindery / Winthrop H. Lee Index of Book Manufacturing Activity / J. K. Lasser & Co. Selecting Book Packaging Equipment Folding Machines: Part 6: The Dexter Folders Methods and Materials of Edge Staining ful publish of the bar dustry" Manufact Work Simplification In the Bindery: Part 4 / Lillian Stemp Rebinding the Bible [Norris Bookbinding Co.] Photographic Lettering Surveyed “Borrowed” Four-Color Plates Get New Life In Book Formats Clinical reports: How publishers lose money The Jacket: From Design to Production: Part 2: Case Histories December 1965; v.60 no.6 Trade Binders Section Formed by P.I.A. William H. Walling elected PIA president The Elements of Hot Die Embossing Pt.1 Yearbook Sales May Reach $42,000,000 n '54 Pros & Cons of Brass & Magnesium Dies' Management Practices Reviewed by Library Binders Book Manufacturing in Old England - - as seen by a New Englander / Morgan K. Smith Folding Machines for the Bindery: Part 7: Equipment Summary Index of book manufacturing activity / J. K. Lasser & Co. Machines for Edge Staining Macmillan Blazes New Trails in Textbook Production with Covers by Gravure First Hard-bound Magazine in the U. S. [American Heritage] How the Springdale scanner works Slip Cases for the Modern Book Do Textbook Illustrations Help Children to Read?

Collection

Reference

Lexicon

Search Terms

Bookbinding, Book industries and trade, Book industries and trade., Bookbinding., Periodicals.

Dimensions

Height

30 cm

Book Details

Publisher

E. A. Freund

Place Published

City

Baltimore

State/Province

Maryland

Country

United States

Continent

North America

Binding

Binding Type

Library Binding

Notes

Monthly v. 24, no. 3-v. 60; Sept. 1936-Dec. 1954. Vol. numbering irregular: v. 46 repeated in numbering; v. 48, no. 6-v. 49, no. 5 omitted. Serial enumeration caption: Jul-Dec, 1954