Rebinding History
Rebinding History is a manuscript-level material intervention that belongs to the class of physical transformations in codicology, distinguished by the replacement or modification of a book’s original binding while retaining its core textual contents, thereby altering its structural and tactile heritage.
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The archaeology of bookbinding and book restoration1
J.A. Szirmai · Quaerendo · 1996 · 34 citations
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