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In the second episode in this series, I get a feel for the condition of the leather, paper, and board that make up the spine and boards of this oversized family Bible by Holman & Co., Philadelphia. I remove as much paper as possible from the back of the spine to minimize the chance that it either won't adhere back to the book or that it will detach sooner than desirable on this leather bound volume. I then carefully detach the spine leather from the rear board, trim the leather on both boards, and remove the remnants of the sawn-in cords where they pass through the boards. 0:00 intro 0:07 removing loose paper from spine 5:16 removing cockroach(?) egg case attachment 6:20 detaching the spine from the back cover 9:07 trimming leather from back board 14:53 lifting leather from back board 15:26 removing sawn-in cord pieces from back board 17:21 trimming leather from front board 19:40 removing sawn-in cord pieces from the front board "Board & Spine Prepped for Reuse" is episode 2 in this series on oversized book repair. Kathryn Wright is the owner/conservator of Southern Book & Paper Conservation, LLC, a private practice lab in Macon, Georgia: https://www.southernbnp.com/ 🛠TOOLS & MATERIALS🛠 I am an eBay partner and therefore The Lab earns a commission on purchases made from the eBay links below (each time the link is clicked, there is a 24 hour commission window). This commission expense is not passed to you - your price remains the same. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. ARCHIVAL STORAGE 4-flap enclosure: https://tinyurl.com/rvdjhss6 (Gaylord site) Polyester L-sleeves for photos & documents: https://geni.us/mZbn (Amazon). If you have a water incident and these get wet, carefully cut the two sealed sides and remove the top piece of poly so the item can have a opportunity to dry - otherwise it will mold extensively in the plastic Boxes, various sizes: https://geni.us/dmN3h (Amazon) Folders, A4 and legal available: https://amzn.to/3gZgmqY (Amazon) Cotton tying tape for weak or detached book boards and covers: https://geni.us/l5f5U (Amazon). SMALL BENCH TOOLS Teflon Bone Folder Set: https://geni.us/NmPNb (Amazon) Gingher 8" shears: https://geni.us/d694 (Amazon) Iris scissors: I have the curved pair. https://geni.us/dxmMWT (Amazon) Olfa Silver knife with refill blades (Art Blade, 30 deg): allows for more precise cuts than the original Olfa Silver. https://geni.us/nXN5itG (Amazon) Starrett 12" ruler: https://geni.us/dTZoy (Amazon) Starrett 3" dividers: https://geni.us/Ec4A (Amazon) Glue brushes: https://geni.us/WfLaVXX (Amazon) EQUIPMENT I got pretty much all of my equipment used on eBay, and I’ve been happy with everything. Paper cutter (Kutrimmer): https://ebay.us/BkjrJk Nipping press. My dimensions: 10”x13” bed/2.75” of daylight: https://ebay.us/LLT3KZ Laying/finishing press: I actually prefer a machinist’s press (a 6” Kurt) https://ebay.us/PQnDZq Traditional wooden finishing press: https://ebay.us/XYSMbk Lectrojog: https://ebay.us/CDfyxd Tormek SuperGrind 2000: https://ebay.us/zHt0Uc MATERIALS & SUPPLIES The go-to company for conservation supplies in the US is Talas: https://www.talasonline.com/. If you’re a hobbyist bookbinder, book artist, and/or practicing by conserving discard books, I’ll include links below to Amazon, and other vendors who provide materials that are perfect for those pursuits. Japanese long fiber paper from Hiromi Paper. Tengujo: https://tinyurl.com/4yrepkx8 Senka-shi Thick: https://tinyurl.com/7za85uu2 Leather: https://www.pergamena.net/ Marbled and Decorative Papers: https://hollanders.com/ Book cloth: https://hollanders.com/search?q=cialux Text and cover weight papers: I usually use Mohawk papers. https://www.thepapermillstore.com/ Smaller Mohawk sizes: https://geni.us/tvS8VM (Amazon) PVA: https://geni.us/uc8J (Amazon) Wheat Starch Paste: https://geni.us/Mcdq (Amazon) Klucel-G leather consolidant: https://geni.us/CAswqOY (Amazon) Isopropyl alcohol (99.9% pure): https://geni.us/Y2vKHbD (Amazon) Methyl Cellulose: https://geni.us/xXw8 (Amazon) Vulcanized Rubber Sponges: https://geni.us/WNcTDa Methyl Cellulose: https://geni.us/xXw8 (Amazon) Vulcanized Rubber Sponges: https://geni.us/WNcTDa Channel topics: antique book restoration, antique restoration, old book restoration, book restoration, antique book binding repair, old book binding repair, antique book repair, old book, old books, paper repair, antique paper repair, bookbinding, book binding, binding repair, book repair, repairing books, restoring books, repairing old books, restoring old books, antique manuscripts, manuscript, manuscripts, narrated, asmr video, asmr