bookbinders (Meaning)

bookbinders

the art or trade of binding books, the binding of a book

The bookbinders meticulously glued and stitched the pages together, creating a sturdy tome.
In 19th-century London, bookbinders were highly skilled artisans who produced exquisite leather-bound volumes.
The bookbinders' guild strictly regulated the craft, ensuring the highest standards of workmanship.
The bookbinders used intricate tools and techniques to emboss, gild, and decorate the book covers.
The bookbinders' workshop was a sanctuary of creativity and craftsmanship.
With nimble fingers, the bookbinders deftly repaired damaged books, restoring them to their former glory.
The bookbinders carefully selected the finest materials, ensuring the longevity of their creations.
The bookbinders' passion for their craft was evident in every detail of their work.
The bookbinders' handiwork has preserved countless literary treasures for generations to come.
As the digital age dawns, the art of bookbinding remains a testament to the enduring value of the printed word.

the art or trade of binding books, the binding of a book

booksellers, antiquarians, bookworms, bibliopegists,bookmakers, bookmen, bibliophiles, bibliomaniacs,bibliopoles

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The bookbinders meticulously glued and stitched the pages together, creating a sturdy tome.

In 19th-century London, bookbinders were highly skilled artisans who produced exquisite leather-bound volumes.

The bookbinders' guild strictly regulated the craft, ensuring the highest standards of workmanship.

The bookbinders used intricate tools and techniques to emboss, gild, and decorate the book covers.