publisher's endpapers
Ordinary edition ENDPAPERS on which
the publisher printed advertisements, and
especially the titles of other books he published.
Publisher's endpapers were a fashion of the middle
19th century, and were used on almanacs,
inexpensive editions of the classics, popular
novels, publishers' series, and the like. In a
strict sense they are not really endpapers at all.
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