Re: [BKARTS] online bookbinding video

[Miriam Schaer <mschaer@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

That was totally phenomenal! (you can watch it as a live stream as well,
which is what I did, and it didn't take too long to load)
Thanks you!

Miriam Schaer


On 12/23/05 8:32 AM, "Kevin Driedger" <ksdriedger@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> I don't think this has been mentioned on the list, but pardon the
> duplication if it has.
> 
> I was playing around with Yahoo's video searching and happened across this
> fun bookbinding video originally part of the "Americans At Work" series by
> the AFL-CIO. It shows the operations of a trade/library bindery of the time,
> with that wonderful dramatic narration used in many of those old educational
> videos. Some of the interesting parts were marbling the book edges, the
> rotating guillotine, and the incredibly bored women doing incredibly boring
> work. It runs over 13 minutes, so depending on the quality you want, it can
> be a big file.
> 
> http://www.archive.org/details/Bookbind1961
> 
> Kevin Driedger
> Lansing, Mich. 
> 
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