stitching (techniques)
type: Item
URI: http://w3id.org/lob/concept/1648
instance of: SKOS Concept
alternative label: stabbing (techniques)
scope note: The process of holding bookblocks together by stabbing a material such as thread, textile tape, parchment or tanned or tawed skin thongs through the inner margin of an entire bookblock (see also stitching in blocks). Stitching is such a simple technique that it was used both formally and informally from a very early date, but was recognised as a cheap and inferior alternative to sewing, and attempts were made in England in 1586 to control its use in order to protect the work of the bookbinders.
scope note: hefteteknikk som utføres langsetter og fra utsiden av ryggen på bokblokken
has broader: Item Link Placeholder
has broader: forwarding techniques
is in scheme: Item Link Placeholder
is in scheme: Language of Bindings
has narrower: Item Link Placeholder
has narrower: direct stitching
has narrower: overcasting
has narrower: primary stitching
has narrower: secondary stitching
label: sidehefting @nb