bindery warehouse
The unit or division, usually in an edition
bindery, where the simpler forms of binding, i.e.,
pamphlets, single periodical issues, as well as
other miscellaneous operations, such as cutting,
folding, stapling, etc., take place, as contrasted
with the main bindery, where the more elaborate
styles of binding occur, generally those involving
sewing. Many finishing operations, e.g., blocking,
are common to both. The term is more prevalent in
Great Britain than in the United States. (58 )
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