well-bound

It may comprise some or all of these things, but you could have the world's best-edited, most beautiful, well-bound book in the world, and without a strategy for getting it into the hands of readers, all it's good for is insulating the attic.

March 2009 2009

It may comprise some or all of these things, but you could have the world's best-edited, most beautiful, well-bound book in the world, and without a strategy for getting it into the hands of readers, all it's good for is insulating the attic.

SF Tidbits for 3/5/09 2009

They might be finely bound in cloth or leather, tooled, and otherwise decorated to become the small, well-bound book you describe.

A request for information | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D. 2009

It goes on and on, saving every caricature and stereotype, one well-bound volume at a time, and this has been a very real fantasy for years.

Bookshop Memories | Miette's Bedtime Story Podcast 2005

A rolled-up poster or map is well-bound by rubber.

Heard by a Bird Sparrow 2007

Engravings on the wall; a cabinet with china and other small objects; a small book-case with well-bound books.

A Doll's House 2006

Fairoaks a set of prize-books begilt with the college arms, and so big, well-bound, and magnificent, that these ladies thought there had been no such prize ever given in a college before as this of

The History of Pendennis 2006

Engravings on the wall; a cabinet with china and other small objects; a small book-case with well-bound books.

A Doll's House 2006

The house was dismantled; the rich furniture and effects, the awful chandeliers and dreary blank mirrors packed away and hidden, the rich rosewood drawing-room suite was muffled in straw, the carpets were rolled up and corded, the small select library of well-bound books was stowed into two wine-chests, and the whole paraphernalia rolled away in several enormous vans to the Pantechnicon, where they were to lie until

Vanity Fair 2006

To one of them, a brand – new, well-bound one, they gave such a stroke that they knocked the guts out of it and scattered the leaves about.

Don Quixote 2002