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Teall's 1890s order of book parts, from frontispiece to index, with a picture-book checklist
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A note on one chapter of a period printing-trade handbook that sets out the traditional order of front and back matter in a book. Useful to anyone laying out a book or picture book. The chapter says nothing about picture books, so the checklist is the curator's untested inference.
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Guide title
Teall's 1890s order of book parts, from frontispiece to index, with a picture-book checklist
Coverage
A note on one chapter of a period printing-trade handbook that sets out the traditional order of front and back matter in a book. Useful to anyone laying out a book or picture book. The chapter says nothing about picture books, so the checklist is the curator's untested inference.
Useful starting points
- The chapter itself says its order is not universal and that not every book has every part.
- It says a table of contents properly starts on an odd-numbered page; check how that fits fixed spreads before applying it.
- Keep the checklist separate from the source: the chapter gives reasons from names and uses of parts, not evidence.
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