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| Keywords: The London Companion - Lower cover (RB23a31061).jpg Style Lettered cover eg intitals titles; Caption Lower cover; Colour Blue; Edge Sprinkled blue exhibition history Decorative Technique Tooled in blind; Cover Material Paper plain coloured Vellum quarter vellum Blue paper sides tooled with Mercantile Library Co in blind Vellum spine is torn Printed label on upper pastedown explains the experimental use of vellum spine The Purchasers of Books bound in the Vellum manner are desired to observe that they are sewed much better than the Books which are bound in Leather; open easier at the Back they may be new covered for a Penny an Advantage that can not be obtained in Leather St Paul's Church-yard Sept 22 1774 object history Text 1775; London; Mercantile Library Co object type Cc-zero place of creation Binding England place of discovery Unspecified British Library image http //www bl uk/catalogues/bookbindings/LargeImage aspx RecordId 020-000013588 ImageId ImageId 46433 Copyright BL The London Companion Uploaded with GWToolset The London Companion - Lower cover RB23a31061 http //www webarchive org uk/bldatasets/bindings/RB23A31061 jpg Bookbinding 18th-century bookbinding British Library Bookbindings | ||||
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