A type of binding used in making hard cover books using glue.
A type of hardcover book binding in the which the pages of each signature are sewn together, and the signatures are then sewn or glued to the binder's boards at the spine. The boards are usually covered with cloth, printed paper, or a type of simulated leather.
Opposite from the type of binding where the cover is built on the book, in a case-bound book, the cover is made separately from the rest of the book and later attached in one piece.
The form of bookbinding in which a case manufactured from binder1s board and covered in cloth or paper is attached to the book block. This is also known as hard-cover binding.
the binding of printing books, which include leather, cloth and other forms of covering.
A term used to describe books bound with hard covers.
Creating hardcover books by gluing cover material to a stiff, board-like substrate which is then attached to the book's endpapers. Other Term: edition binding.
Books bound using hard boards (case) covers.
is a book bound using the hard board, or case, covers.
A new covering made for a book where the old cover boards cannot be reused. The process of case binding may also include such tasks as page mending, cleaning the spine, and attaching new endsheets. The procedure is also called "recase." Conservation, Bindery
the normal style for the binding of printed books for hardback editions.
Books bound using hard board (case) covers.
a method of binding that produces a hardcover book with rigid covers.
