linen-backed binding
[ˈlɪnən bækt ˈbaɪndɪŋ]
nounpl: linen-backed bindings
encadernação com dorso de linho
1. A bookbinding technique where the spine or back of a book is reinforced or covered with linen fabric, typically used in quality bookbinding to provide durability and aesthetic appeal
The antique volume featured a beautiful linen-backed binding with gold leaf embossing.
O volume antigo apresentava uma elegante encadernação com dorso de linho com estampa em ouro.
2. A style of book covering in which linen cloth is attached to the spine to strengthen the binding and extend its lifespan
Collectors prefer linen-backed binding for its durability and classic appearance.
Os colecionadores preferem encadernação com dorso de linho pela sua durabilidade e aparência clássica.
Linen-backed binding is a traditional bookbinding technique valued in both American and Brazilian rare book and antiquarian communities. It reflects quality craftsmanship and is commonly found in high-end publishing and book restoration. This technique became particularly popular during the Victorian era and remains a mark of superior bookmaking craftsmanship.
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