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# American Bookbinders Museum | San Francisco

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The Story of the Book

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- [Blog](https://bookbindersmuseum.org/blog/)
- [Who Wrote the Book of Trades?](https://bookbindersmuseum.org/who-wrote-the-book-of-trades/): One of our favorite illustrations at the American Bookbinders Museum is an engraving from 1694 done by the Dutch artist Jan Luyken (or Luiken). Seen at left, “De Boeckbinder” (The Bookbinder), is one of a hundred trades detailed in Luyken’s Het Menslyk Bedryft (The Book of Trades). Luyken is remembered as a painter and skilled
- [Traditional Iranian Hand Binding](https://bookbindersmuseum.org/traditional-iranian-hand-binding/): A special thank you to Mr. Iraj Navidi for providing the content of this post. A Summary of the History of Iranian Traditional Hand Bookbinding Iranians learned to make paper from the Chinese, and started making paper in the city of Samarkand. Examples of Iranian paper include Samarkand, Khorasan, Tabriz and other types of paper.
- [The Ghostly Tale of Old Book](https://bookbindersmuseum.org/the-ghostly-tale-of-old-book/): A young man leaned against an old elm tree and wept for the man whose grave he had just dug. This was his habit upon each interment at the Peoria State Hospital, a mental institution in Bartonville, Illinois. The young man was an inmate at the hospital and its resident gravedigger. He had been born
- [A Stitch in Time: Bookbinding and Repair Under the WPA](https://bookbindersmuseum.org/a-stitch-in-time-bookbinding-and-repair-under-the-wpa/): “A WPA book repair project working through the summer vacation period has reclaimed 210,438 books from the school junk heap and made them clean and fit for use.” (New York Times, 1938). The New Deal agency Works Progress Administration (later renamed Work Projects Administration) lasted only about eight years, from 1935 to1943, during the height
- [A Brief History of Wove Paper](https://bookbindersmuseum.org/a-brief-history-of-wove-paper/): This week we have a guest feature from Marieka Kaye, Conservation Librarian and Book Conservator from the University of Michigan Library. In this article, she will be telling us about a book she's recently been working on as a entry into exploring, briefly, the history of wove paper. As a book conservator for a large
- [The Clash of Man and Master](https://bookbindersmuseum.org/the-clash-of-man-and-master/): In 1740, when James Fraser (seen left) was born, the route to being a master bookbinder was clear, if not necessarily easy. Start in your mid-teens as an apprentice, survive apprenticeship and receive your journeyman papers, and finally--with luck--become a master. Apprenticeship, during which time a youth was trained (and educated), and worked for the
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