In today’s world, most books are produced in massive warehouses, churned out by the thousands. Stacks of paper whirl through a series of machines—pushed, pressed, and bound into a sleek commercial ...

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General Handling Tips for 19th-Century Cloth-Case Bindings If any of our readers are collectors of 19th Century editions, they should be aware that nearly 50% of the cloth-case bindings from that era ...

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It’s an instinct to reach for the most colorful cloth-bound books whenever you see one, but handling them is identified as a potential health risk. As if there aren’t enough pesticides and harmful ...

An old book. Image credits: RDNE Stock project/Pexels You may not believe it, but some books could literally give you cancer. A new study reveals that some Victorian-era cloth-bound books contain ...

The Poison Book Project is ongoing, but 50 percent of the 19th century cloth-case bindings tested so far contain lead in the cloth across a range of colors, as well as other highly toxic heavy ...

DENVER, Aug. 18, 2024 — If you come across brightly colored, cloth-bound books from the Victorian era, you might want to handle them gently, or even steer clear altogether.

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