| The people discover again how to use the foundries, book binderies, breweries, and halls of government that slowly push up out of the ground. |
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| Later she worked in a printing and binding factory, and about 1889 she made her way to Chicago, where she worked in a succession of binderies. |
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| I guess Kindle's not great for book binderies. |
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| For paperback books, which may be produced on lines similar to those for a case-bound book, specialist binderies have developed combination units that eliminate separate handling for each operation. |
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| In addition to promoting appropriate binding qualities, the standard is designed to help binderies rationalize their production and ensure continuity of supply of binding materials. |
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| The Original Wire-O® Binding wire made by JBI is perfect for use in book and calendar binding by on-demand and in-plant print shops, commercial binderies, schools and small offices. |
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| On the following pages you will find information about our standard assortment of machines for binderies and subsequent companies for handling printed products. |
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| The tours to the binderies and to the printers and publishers lasted on the average of 1.45 and 1.71 hours respectively. |
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| Although newspaper and magazine companies still often own printing presses and binderies, book publishers rarely do. |
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| Binderies in London and Bath, England, turned out particularly extravagant covers in the early 1900s, with incised leafy gilding, tiny opals and amethysts and ivory paintings of the authors or scenes from the plots. |
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