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divinity circuit — divinity circuit, a flexible leather book binding with projecting flaps which enclose the edges of the book, used for binding Bibles and other books of special edition … Useful english dictionary
divinity circuit. — See circuit binding … Useful english dictionary
divinity circuit binding — noun : a style of bookbinding that is often used for Bibles and hymnbooks and that is characterized by rounded corners on both book and cover and by a flexible leather cover with projecting flaps bent over to protect the edges of the leaves… … Useful english dictionary
circuit binding — noun : divinity circuit binding * * * a bookbinding having soft edges that project beyond and fold over the edges of the pages to protect them. Also called divinity circuit, yapp, yapp binding. [1905 10, Amer.] … Useful english dictionary
circuit edges — noun plural : the projecting flaps in a divinity circuit binding * * * the soft edges of a circuit binding. [1905 10] … Useful english dictionary
circuit binding — a bookbinding having soft edges that project beyond and fold over the edges of the pages to protect them. Also called divinity circuit, yapp, yapp binding. [1905 10, Amer.] * * * … Universalium
yapp binding — ˈyap noun also yapp ( s) Etymology: after Yapp, a 19th century English bookseller Britain : divinity circuit binding … Useful english dictionary
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