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| − | =English= | + | |source=Etherington |
| − | ==Noun==
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| − | [[File:Book issued "in boards"..jpg|thumb|A book "in boards" as sold by a bookseller, which was never bound into a more elaborate binding after purchase.]]
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| − | {{en-noun}}
| + | |relation=Skos:Collection |
| − | #"A term occasionally applied to an economical style of binding common in 18th and early 19th centuries, consisting of pasteboards covered with paper, usually blue sides and a white spine."{{eth}}
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| − | ===Related terms===
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| − | ===Translations===
| + | |relation=Broader |
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| + | |label=Binding |
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