Book Repair for Booksellers: A guide for booksellers offering practical advice on book repair

by Joyce Godsey

A handy guide for booksellers and book collectors offering practical advice on how to improve the quality and look of your books and ephemera. Finally a book on book repair for the rest of us. Clear, easy to follow directions for repairing books at home or in the shop. Includes torn pages, shaken spines, library pockets, bookplates, stickers, crayon, writing, insects, leather care and much more. 88 pages.

Genres: Library Science, Nonfiction

80 pages, Paperback

First published April 22, 2009

Reviews

[Lisa]

I started reading this thinking it would be nice and dry and help me fall asleep quickly at night. Instead I read it in two nights because it was so fasinating. The only thing that would have made it better would have been diagrams to help better visualize the techniques described.

[Emily]

The ideas and information were fine, but I was very much aware that it was a vanity publication since there were quite a few typos and the layout wasn't anything to write home about.

[Mr. Rajeev Hemmadi]

Well written with a lot of practical tips. Would have been even better with diagrams to help explain the more complex procedures.

[Ietrio]

I love this book since the introduction - the cases presented are excellent for all kinds of businesses, not just book selling.