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Hello Noah,</div>
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I checked our copy of this book but in our copy N1 is a single leaf. My guess is that perhaps because N1 contains an engraving that it was felt that that particular engraved plate needed a thicker paper stock. However, as there are engravings throughout the
book which were made on single leaves that doesn't really make good sense.</div>
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<b>Subject:</b> [DCRM-L] leaves pasted together to form a single leaf</font>
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<div>Hi all,</div>
<div>Today I encountered a book where, in at least one place, the printer seems to have taken two leaves, each blank on one side, and pasted the blank sides together, resulting in a single (but doubly thick) leaf, with text on both sides. The signatures and
pagination are as it would be if it were a normal single leaf. I only noticed because the two leaves have mostly separated in our copy, and are only partially pasted together. Does anyone know anything about this practice and how to describe it?</div>
<div>The book is A relation of a iourney begun an: Dom: 1610, the third edition (1627), if you happen to have a copy at your library. Leaf N1 (pages 133-134).</div>
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