In honor of it being monsoon season, here’s a collection of 19th and early 20th century publishers’ bindings with some good cloud covers!
All of these were found at either the InternetArchive, HathiTrust, or Google Books.
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seen from Malaysia

seen from United States
seen from Türkiye

seen from China
seen from China
In honor of it being monsoon season, here’s a collection of 19th and early 20th century publishers’ bindings with some good cloud covers!
All of these were found at either the InternetArchive, HathiTrust, or Google Books.
American Publishers Trade Bindings - #WonderfulBooksWednesday
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About the collection
The American Publishers' Trade Bindings Digital Library presents over 3300 book covers which chronicle the development of book binding in the United States. The APTB project contains a variety of both fiction and non-fiction titles, primarily from the Charles M. Adams American Trade Binding Collection, published between the 1830s and the 1920s.
About the project
The American Trade Bindings project primarily contains books from the Charles M. Adams American Trade Binding Collection, named in 1987 for the former UNCG librarian largely responsible for the collection’s establishment. The Special Collections & Rare Books Department of the UNCG University Libraries contains several other collections documenting book arts, include Artists' Books and Livres d'Artiste, Athenaeum Press Collection, and the Way & Williams Publishers Collection. Some selections from the Early Juvenile Literature Collection and the Woman's Collection are also available online through the ATB website. The project was managed and produced by the Digital Projects unit of the University Libraries.
Here’s a bunch of pretty books, enjoy!
Wishing everyone a peaceful holiday - The #WhodunitWednesday team!
Shown: Locke, William John. A Christmas Mystery: The Story of Three Wise Men. New York: John Lane Co, 1910. Special Collections Charles M. Adams American Trade Bindings Collection 1910 Loc