[ModLib] Variation on regular binding style 12?

[Scot Kamins]

On Nov 4, 2007, at 6:54 AM, TheBookScene.com wrote:

> I have a Conrad 'Victory' ML #34 copyright date 1921, jacket price- 
> clipped. Binding style is number 12, EXCEPT spine lettering is gold  
> (not silver) and endpapers are plain white paper. So what do I call  
> the binding style???

[But seriously, folks] I'd call it a 12 - maybe a late one, guessing  
here, because of the ink color. I've always considered the end paper  
styles to be one identifying factor, but certainly not an essential  
one, to identifying a style. Rather, I go by spine style, front cover  
logo, board stiffness, and size.

Scot Kamins
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