The progress of the marbling art, from technical scientific principles : with a supplement on the decoration of book edges

1893

Not on view

[2nd ed.]

Translation of: Die Fortschritte der Marmorierkunst.

Title of appendix: Colored and decorated edges according to the newest discoveries by eminent specialists.

Includes [2] p. of advertisements for The American Bookbinder, Buffalo, N.Y. at end.

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Title: The progress of the marbling art, from technical scientific principles : with a supplement on the decoration of book edges
Author: Josef Halfer
Translator: Herman Dieck
Publisher: L.H. Kinder
Date: 1893
Geography: Buffalo, New York, United States
Dimensions: 240 pages, x leaves of mounted specimens : illustrations ; Height: 7 1/2 in. (19 cm)
Object Number: 217.08 H131

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