endband cores
type: Item
URI: http://w3id.org/lob/concept/1309
instance of: SKOS Concept
scope note: Endband cores are lengths of material, both flexible and, occasionally, inflexible, which are either sewn to the head and tail of the spine of a bookblock in a worked endband, or are incorporated into a stuck-on endband. They can be single or multiple but they should be described individually as separate endband components. They can be made out of a variety of materials and can extend onto the boards where they can be fastened through a variety of techniques or can be cut straight to the bookblock spine edge. Endband cores which extend and are fastened to the boards play a crucial role in the reinforcement of the attachment between the boards and the bookblock especially so in Greek-style bindings. Their number can vary from one to as many as 7 or even more according to the sewing technique used. A core may consist of a single cord or other material length, or from multiple lengths of the same material, for example a bundle of thin threads used together as to form a single cord. They are described starting from the core immediately in contact with the bookblock edge at head or tail, proceeding outwards.
scope note: snor av hamp eller skinn som tilføres som forsterkende element i kapitélbånd
has broader: Item Link Placeholder
has broader: endband components
is in scheme: Item Link Placeholder
is in scheme: Language of Bindings
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has narrower: main cores (endband components)
has narrower: subsidiary cores
has narrower: endband dowels
has narrower: rolled cores
has narrower: split-strap cores
has narrower: straight cores
has narrower: strap cores
has narrower: twisted cores
label: kapitélbånd kjerne @nb