Crawford still had a large volume of unbound FCPI books and offered them with paper bindings at low prices through the 1970s.
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Friedrich Fr�bel, founder of the kindergartens, recognized paper binding, weaving, folding, and cutting as teaching aids for child development during the early 19th century.
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The books are generally shelved by date ( rather than by author or subject ), to show the chronological development of parchment, leather, cloth, and paper bindings.
4.
For the convening of the bind all but twenty-five copies of the legislative journal in a paper binding costing 10?a copy but instead used a half-sheep binding costing 40?for all 250 copies.
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IDW published limited copies of each of the micro-series in a " comicfolio ", containing the comic with one of the limited edition covers, a lithograph, and other materials in a hard-paper binding; the presentation would also be extended to other micro-series they are publishing including for " Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ".