U.S. Congressional Serial Set - #b3

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U.S. Congressional Serial Set
What It Is and Its History

How the Serial Set is Bound

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Putting in Rope Heads.

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Step 16

Turning and fitting material over Binders Board.

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Step 17

Fitting case to volume.

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Step 18

Cased-in Volumes being placed between pressboards which have brass beaded edges.

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Step 19

Cased-in books are left to set for one hour under 90 lbs of pressure to insure good adhesion.

Cased-in books are left to set for one hour under 90 lbs of pressure to insure good adhesion

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Step 20

Finished Serial Set Volumes ready for distribution.

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Last updated: September 6, 2000 Page Name: http://www.access.gpo.gov/su_docs/fdlp/history/sset/sset3.html

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