Normally, a separate page pasted into a finished book with a strip of adhesive.
Preprinted piece bound or partially bound into a periodical, book or daytimer-type calendar. Used usually as a response device.
A separately printed leaf or card pasted (or tipped) into a book. Usually entails handwork during the bindery process, which requires extra time and money.
Pasting a leaf (or leaves) into a bound book without using guards. Also called "tipping-in."
an advertiser's preprinted advertisement submitted to a magazine to be glued into the binding of the publication; usually a response device and on heavier stock.
A page or group of pages inserted between signatures and glued to the signature on either side.
Reattachment of a photocopied replacement page with a thin line of adhesive (usually PVA). Conservation
Preprinted card bound or partially bound into a periodical.
Any separate page (or pages) pasted in a book, such as foldouts, frontispiece, etc.; pasted by hand or machine, before or after binding. to top
A separately printed page not part of the print block that is fixed in position by being pasted to adjacent pages.
A pre-printed advertising page or card pasted into a publication whose regular page size is larger.
A separate card, sheet, or sometimes an entire section or booklet that is glued to an existing magazine signature so it can be easily removed.