combination style
An old term used in America for a binding in which
the forwarding was done as though for a hand-bound
book, i.e., boards to be laced-in, followed by
covering, but then having the cover (case) made
separately. The case was then "hung on" the text
block, the cloth joints were glued down and a
lining paper was glued to the insides of the cover
boards. (256 )
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