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All-Metal Book Bindings in the 19th Century

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The article presents the results of the research activities of Hana Slovik-Vávrová concerning the mapping of preserved all-metal brass book bindings in the collections of institutions in the Czech Republic. She has recorded a total of 145 of these exceptional book bindings from between the end of the 18th century and the 1920s, coming from 18 organisations. All-metal book bindings have not been devoted enough attention although they represent a very interesting chapter in the history of book binding. An outcome of this work is a comprehensive description and detailed documentation of all researched all-metal book bindings. A valuable part is a catalogue of book bindings and of ornaments used in the decoration of all-metal book bindings.
Title: All-Metal Book Bindings in the 19th Century
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The article presents the results of the research activities of Hana Slovik-Vávrová concerning the mapping of preserved all-metal brass book bindings in the collections of institutions in the Czech Republic.
She has recorded a total of 145 of these exceptional book bindings from between the end of the 18th century and the 1920s, coming from 18 organisations.
All-metal book bindings have not been devoted enough attention although they represent a very interesting chapter in the history of book binding.
An outcome of this work is a comprehensive description and detailed documentation of all researched all-metal book bindings.
A valuable part is a catalogue of book bindings and of ornaments used in the decoration of all-metal book bindings.

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