Due to slight damage and/or irregularities, we are offering this paper at 20% off. Price includes discount. No returns on discounted items. Linen text is a lighter version of our Linen Card. It features the same elegant fabric-like texture that is pronounced on one side and subtle on the reverse, but...
Hollander's Complete Single Sheet Sewing Kit (larger image) includes 2 cover pages, 20 text pages of Stonehenge, (with deckle edges along the fore-edge), 6 yards waxed thread, 4 sewing needles, awl, sewing template, and instruction booklet. The technique of single sheet sewing is useful for attaching single sheets, such as art...
Awls are used for piercing holes in signatures prior to sewing. This heavy-duty beech wood handle awl enables you to place your palm over the top of the handle increasing control and accuracy. Not intended for use with a hammer.
Total Length: 5 1/2"
Siegel River Grain goat leathers are a high quality, economically priced bookbinding leather. All skins are considered Grade 1, which means they exhibit virtually no blemishes or marks. The consistency in the grain pattern is the result of an embossing process over the natural grain of the leather. The leather is specially split to...
Siegel River Grain goat leathers are a high quality, economically priced bookbinding leather. All skins are considered Grade 1, which means they exhibit virtually no blemishes or marks. The consistency in the grain pattern is the result of an embossing process over the natural grain of the leather. The leather is specially split to...
Harmatan's Fine Leather goat skins are created using traditional methods at a small tannery in Scotland. The leathers are vegetable tanned and produced specifically for fine binding. Traditional thickness leathers (1.0 mm) require some paring, while split leathers (.75 mm) may require minimal paring. All leathers have a natural grain...
Hewit's Pentland leathers are our premium grade goatskin. They are dyed and tanned in Scotland. The skins are shaved to .80 mm which is slightly thicker than our Harmatan split leathers, but still thin enough to reduce most paring. The leathers are all Grade II which means surface markings are...
Harmatan's Fine Leather goat skins are created using traditional methods at a small tannery in Scotland. The leathers are vegetable tanned and produced specifically for fine binding. Traditional thickness leathers (1.0 mm) require some paring, while split leathers (.75 mm) may require minimal paring. All leathers have a natural grain...
Siegel Capra Fine Grain goat leathers are a high-quality and economically priced bookbinding leather. All skins are considered Grade 1 which means they have virtually no blemishes or marks. These leathers exhibit a fine natural grain pattern and no or minimal paring is needed as this leather is split to .060 to .075...
Headbands are used as a decorative element at both ends (head and tail) of the text block. Using a little PVA glue, they can easily be attached to the spine before casing-in a text block. Image size is approximately 1.75" Length: 12 inchesWidth: 5/8 inches
Siegel River Grain goat leathers are a high quality, economically priced bookbinding leather. All skins are considered Grade 1, which means they exhibit virtually no blemishes or marks. The consistency in the grain pattern is the result of an embossing process over the natural grain of the leather. The leather is specially split to...
Siegel Capra Fine Grain goat leathers are a high-quality and economically priced bookbinding leather. All skins are considered Grade 1 which means they have virtually no blemishes or marks. These leathers exhibit a fine natural grain pattern and no or minimal paring is needed as this leather is split to .060 to .075...
Cow leather is a popular leather for both traditional and non-traditional bookbinding and is an excellent alternative to goat leather. Imported from Italy, the hides are high quality and noted for their durability as well as tanning consistency. Our Italian leathers are virtually blemish free. We now offer five sizes, ranging...
Siegel Capra Fine Grain goat leathers are a high-quality and economically priced bookbinding leather. All skins are considered Grade 1 which means they have virtually no blemishes or marks. These leathers exhibit a fine natural grain pattern and no or minimal paring is needed as this leather is split to .060 to .075...
Headbands are used as a decorative element at both ends (head and tail) of the text block. Using a little PVA glue, they can easily be attached to the spine before casing-in a text block. Image size is approximately 1.75" Length: 12 inchesWidth: 5/8 inches
Rustic Buffalo Leather is a high-quality leather used for both traditional and non-traditional bookbinding, as well as for many other uses. It has a traditional thickness for bookbinding of approximately 1.0 - 1.2 mm and requires some paring. However, without thinning they are ideal for making durable and flexible wrap-around journals. These leathers are naturally waxed...
Siegel Historic Smooth goat leathers are high quality, versatile, and economically priced. The authentic grain pattern is considered smooth (no grain manipulation) which gives them more of a rustic look, similar to calf or kangaroo leather. Some of these leathers may exhibit some minor scuffs or markings. This leather is...
Rustic Buffalo Leather is a high-quality leather used for both traditional and non-traditional bookbinding, as well as for many other uses. It has a traditional thickness for bookbinding of approximately 1.0 - 1.2 mm and requires some paring. However, without thinning they are ideal for making durable and flexible wrap-around journals. These leathers are naturally waxed...
Siegel Historic Smooth goat leathers are high quality, versatile, and economically priced. The authentic grain pattern is considered smooth (no grain manipulation) which gives them more of a rustic look, similar to calf or kangaroo leather. Some of these leathers may exhibit some minor scuffs or markings. This leather is...
Rustic Thick Cow Leather is a great alternative for non-traditional book making. Scars, blemishes, and even branding marks are characteristics found on these leathers. The Grey Beastie was the most popular of all our Rustic Cow Leathers, but was discontinued and we only have smaller pieces left. We have them...