Pebble
Grain
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pbw00700
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Bunte Blüthen (1880) |
Pebble-grain book-cloth was introduced in
the 1860s. Some bibliographers describe the pattern as "pebbled"
or "pebbly."
Pebble grain is similar to bubble-grain book-cloth. Some bibliographers consider both pebble and bubble to be types of sand-textured grains, along with patterned sand.
The PBO database includes books bound
in pebble-grain book-cloth dating
back to 1839.
Click
here to search for books bound with pebble-grain cloth.
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pbw00209
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Our Charley, and what to do with him (1858) |
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pba00305
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The last poems of Alice and Phoebe Cary (1873) |
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pba01274
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The Red Eagle : a poem of the South (1914) |
Sources:
Gaskell, Philip. A New introduction to Bibliography. Oak Knoll Press,
2000.
Tomlinson, William and Richard Masters. Bookcloth,
1823–1980. Mellor, U.K.: Tomlinson, 1996.
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