]> 2026-04-17T08:56:26-04:00 Cambridge style 0 en Cambridge style en:An English style of bookbinding practiced largely on theological works and in university libraries. Although used elsewhere, the style was so highly favored by binders in Cambridge in the early years of the 18th century that it became recognized as their speciality, which probably accounts for the name. Books bound in this style were sewn on raised cords, covered in calfskin that was masked and sprinkled in such a manner as to leave a stained central rectangular panel, a plain rectangular frame, which, in turn, was surrounded by a stained outside frame. The books had Dutch marble endpapers and red edges. The spine was pieced with red russia leather labels and had double blind lines at head and tail on each side of the raised bands. The covers were decorated with a two-line fillet close to the edges and on each side of the panel. and with a narrow flower roll worked on each side of the panel close to the lines. There were many variations of this style, including some books tooled in gold, and some with marbled covers and sprinkled panels. en 2020-12-13T17:51:59Z 2459197.2444329 Cambridge style Etherington 0 en Cambridge style#Cambridge style;en Cambridge style 0 0 list 1 [[:Cambridge style]] Cambridge style# QUERY2413214c5da521f10ba675081c4343b9 0 1 table 4 [[-Has subobject::Cambridge style]] [[Translations available::Yes]] Cambridge style# QUERY8cb16915388c3b9591c421b0744e09ee 0 1 list 2 [[:Cambridge style]] [[Skos:prefLabel::+]] Cambridge style# QUERYc185de4da475da18b92cc9028c3851c0 0 1 list 2 [[Citation key::Etherington]] Cambridge style# QUERY83d58622a509fd497e203c2e416a0478 0 1 list 2 [[Skos:member::Cambridge style]] Cambridge style# QUERYbfad0aa67e4be47ae9ab30e08fef2855 0 1 gallery 10 <q> <q>[[Links to::~*Cambridge style*]]</q> OR <q>[[Links to::Cambridge style]]</q> OR <q>[[Links to::Cambridge style.Narrower]]</q> OR [[Links to::Cambridge style.Skos:related]] [[Links to::Cambridge style.skos:member]]</q> Cambridge style# QUERY4e436924bcde4bd4f3c9a7a4d48b5112 0 [2,"smw_unexpectedpart","or"] Cambridge style# ERR43f4621036e84a60139d7808ae841968 0 Cambridge style# ea333989d91ddbfb0a20ce759a6c7c16 Bookbinding Dictionary 0 An English style of bookbinding practiced largely on theological works and in university libraries. Although used elsewhere, the style was so highly favored by binders in Cambridge in the early years of the 18th century that it became recognized as their speciality, which probably accounts for the name. Books bound in this style were sewn on raised cords, covered in calfskin that was masked and sprinkled in such a manner as to leave a stained central rectangular panel, a plain rectangular frame, which, in turn, was surrounded by a stained outside frame. The books had Dutch marble endpapers and red edges. The spine was pieced with red russia leather labels and had double blind lines at head and tail on each side of the raised bands. The covers were decorated with a two-line fillet close to the edges and on each side of the panel. and with a narrow flower roll worked on each side of the panel close to the lines. There were many variations of this style, including some books tooled in gold, and some with marbled covers and sprinkled panels. preferred Cambridge style[[Citation reference::Etherington]] Yes en Cambridge style# 557a2eb812cade84840ee3ee18a5ddf5 <span class="smw-format list-format "><span class="smw-row"><span class="smw-field"><span class="smw-value">Roberts, Don., et al. ''Bookbinding and the Conservation of Books : a Dictionary of Descriptive Terminology''. Library of Congress : For Sale by the Supt. of Docs., U.S. G.P.O., 1982.</span></span></span></span> Styles 0 en Styles Trade binding 0 en Trade binding Concept 102 en skos:Concept|http://www.w3.org/2004/02/skos/core# Concept Skos:member 102 en Skos:member Skos:related 102 en Skos:related