[ModLib] While we're collecting Buckram info...

[JOHN PETERSON]

According to my database, I have two 20th Century American Poetry titles, 
one is 127.3, and one is 127.4; both, according to my database, are #9 
spines.  I can't find the 127.3, which was in poor condition.  I may have 
tossed it, or, it may be a typo.  Anyone have a 127.3 in a #9?

John P.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Scot Kamins" <kamins at ModernLib.com>
To: "For collectors of Modern Library books" <modlib at owu.edu>
Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2007 1:06 PM
Subject: Re: [ModLib] While we're collecting Buckram info...


>
> On Aug 14, 2007, at 9:16 AM, Ron Holl wrote:
>
>> Yep, to all three.  Which is the purpose of the binding project;  some 
>> collectors are intrested/curious about things like this.  In  particular, 
>> I am interested in how many titles were printed in #9  format.  I still 
>> only have 1.
>
> For those in the dark, see the table here (which may take a bit of  time 
> to load) :
>
> http://www.modernlib.com/Identifiers/bindingsProjectTable.html
>
> If you scan & scroll down the 9 column, you'll see what Ron is  talking 
> about.
>>
>> It is interesting, though, that there are a number of titles that  have 
>> 9, 10, and 11 representations.  And the #10, being a  transitional 
>> binding (not a real one), are quite common.  From what  I am seeing, ML 
>> attempted JIT printing as best possible.
>
> JIT?
>
> Scot Kamins
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