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Washington D.C., U.S. Government Printing Office, (1947), in-4, br., pp. 5. (GPO-PIA Joint Research Bulletin, n° 8).

Washington D.C., U.S. Government Printing Office, (1947), in-4, br., pp. 2 + 14. (GPO-PIA Joint Research Bulletin, n° 2 & 3).

8vo, the publisher's 3-ring binder containing a number of pamphlets, offprints, and miscellaneous materials regarding the Research Division of Employing Bookbinders of America, most 8 pages or less, often with tables and/or graphs, including 1) What Research can do for the Bookbinder, by Roy C. Baker and F. R. Blaylock; 2) Rosin-sized Binders Board, by F. R. Blaylock; 3) Imitation Gold Leaf, by F. R. Blaylock; 4) Glue, by F. R. Blaylock; 5) The Evaluation of Bronze Stamping Leaf, by B. L. Wehmhoff and F. R. Blaylock; 6) Book End Paper Investigation, by F. R. Blaylock; 7) Handling of Samples and Requests for Information, by F. R. Blaylock; 8) Book Cloth, by F. R. Blaylock; 9) Pyroxylin Treated Fabrics, by F. R. Blaylock; 10) Texas Textbook Specifications, by F. R. Blaylock; 11) Supers and Sewing Thread, by F. R. Blaylock; 12) an 8-page mimeograph letter from the Dept. of Commerce regarding a recommended revision to the commercial standard for "book cloths, buckrams, and impregnated fabrics;" 13) Correspondence of the Textbook Situation in Oregon, by A. E. Ommen; 14) Starch-filled Book Cloth, by M. S. Kantrowitz, F. R. Blaylock, and G. G. Groome; plus various progress reports of research activities, a typed letter from F. R. Blaylock regarding official test reports on two samples of end paper, and a note in ink addressed to Mr. Rebsamen, likely the binder Werner Rebsamen of the Rochester Institute of Technology, from whose library this notebook likely emanates. …