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A 1903 book's specification page: paper, type, binding, composition, presswork and edition size
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Helps book designers, publishers and print historians see how one early-twentieth-century book recorded its own production details. It reports what the page lists for paper, type and binding, with the figures quoted as written and left undefined. Based on one public plain-text file; no physical copy was inspected.
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Guide title
A 1903 book's specification page: paper, type, binding, composition, presswork and edition size
Coverage
Helps book designers, publishers and print historians see how one early-twentieth-century book recorded its own production details. It reports what the page lists for paper, type and binding, with the figures quoted as written and left undefined. Based on one public plain-text file; no physical copy was inspected.
Useful starting points
- The page gives paper and press figures without units or definitions, so treat them as period wording, not specifications to copy.
- The page calls its work ordinary yet lists imported paper and a newly cast typeface; the note flags that tension and does not resolve it.
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