Boards - Revision history

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 '''Boards''' may refer to:
-* [[Boards (component)]], the part of a book that protects the textblock
+* [[Boards (components)]], the part of a book that protects the textblock
 * [[Board (materials)]], the stiff paper based material, also known as [[Binder's board]]
 * [[Pressing boards]], a piece of equipment used to hold and protect a book when it is put into a press during various phases of the binding process

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 '''Boards''' may refer to:
-* [[Boards (components)]], the part of a book that protects the textblock
+* [[Boards (component)]], the part of a book that protects the textblock
-* [[Board (material)]], the stiff paper based material, also known as [[Binder's board]]
+* [[Board (materials)]], the stiff paper based material, also known as [[Binder's board]]
 * [[Pressing boards]], a piece of equipment used to hold and protect a book when it is put into a press during various phases of the binding process

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-{{Term}}
+The term "boards" (or "board") has been used to refer to several different concepts. This page is meant to disambiguate these concepts.
-{{Concept relation
-|relation=skos:Related
+'''Boards''' may refer to:
-|label=Board (materials)
+* [[Boards (components)]], the part of a book that protects the textblock
-}}
+* [[Board (material)]], the stiff paper based material, also known as [[Binder's board]]
-{{Concept relation
+* [[Pressing boards]], a piece of equipment used to hold and protect a book when it is put into a press during various phases of the binding process
-|relation=skos:Related
-|label=Pressing boards
 {{Concept translation
 |language=nl
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 |source=Dizionario
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-{{Term
+{{Term}}
-|language=en
+{{Concept relation
-|Part of speech=noun
+|relation=skos:Related
-|Definition=The covers of a hard bound book; the boards are the stiff cardboard or paperboard which is usually covered with cloth or leather; and when covered with paper, the covers are properly referred to as "boards".
+|label=Board (materials)
 |source=ILAB
 }}
-{{Concept translation|language=nl|label=gecartonneerd}}
+{{Concept translation
-{{Concept translation|language=fr|label=plats|status=preferred|source=ILAB}}
+|language=de
-{{Concept translation|language=de|label=Einbanddecke|status=preferred|source=ILAB}}
+|label=Einbanddecke
-{{Concept translation|language=it|label=asse|source=Dizionario}}
+|status=preferred
-{{Concept translation|language=la|label=tabula|status=preferred|source=Dizionario|status=preferred}}
+|source=ILAB

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 {{Concept translation|language=nl|label=gecartonneerd}}
 {{Concept translation|language=fr|label=plats|status=preferred|source=ILAB}}

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 {{trans-top|covers of a hardbound book}}
 * Dutch: {{Concept translation|language=nl|label=gecartonneerd}}* French: {{Concept translation|language=fr|label=plats|status=preferred|source=ILAB}}* German: {{Concept translation|language=de|label=Einbanddecke|status=preferred|source=ILAB}}{{Concept translation|language=it|label=asse}}<ref name="Dizionario">Macchi, Federico, Livio Macchi, Milena Alessi, Michel Wittock, and Piccarda Quilici. ''Dizionario Illustrato Della Legatura''. Milano: S. Bonnard, 2002. Print.</ref>* Latin: {{Concept translation|language=la|label=tabula|status=preferred|source=Dizionario|status=preferred}}
-{{trans-bottom}}[[Category: English]]
+{{trans-bottom}}[[Category: Terms]]

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 # {{lb|en|bookbinding}}"The covers of a hard bound book; the boards are the stiff cardboard or paperboard which is usually covered with cloth or leather; and when covered with paper, the covers are properly referred to as "boards". Many pre-1850 books were issued by the publishers bound in boards (paper covered), allowing for an inexpensive binding which could later be replaced with leather by a hand book binder. Early (medieval) manuscript volumes were often bound between two oak boards, hence the probable origin of this term."<ref name="ILAB">[http://www.ilab.org/eng/glossary.html International League of Antiquarian Booksellers]. Glossary. Web. 2014.</ref>
-===Synonyms===
 Materials used to make boards:[[Binder's board]], [[Wood pulp board]], [[Wooden boards]], [[Scaleboard]]