Sep 1, 2021
Very proud of these two dos-a-dos bound notebooks! I was so excited to try this kind of binding, and it's so pretty and fun! Also, lots of blue :) - by Advancedtreelover (aka Silene).
And one of them is for sale :)
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Very proud of these two dos-a-dos bound notebooks! I was so excited to try this kind of binding, and it's so pretty and fun! Also, lots of blue :) - by Advancedtreelover (aka Silene).
And one of them is for sale :)
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Dancing Cheek to Cheek: A dos-à-dos binding
This book from Special Collections is really two volumes in one, in what is called a dos-à-dos binding, from the French, “back to back.” As the name implies, these two books share the same back covers, so that no matter how it is held, the reader opens to a front page of text. Geoffrey Glaister in The Encyclopedia of the Book (New Castle, DE: 1996) notes that this style was particularly popular in England in the period from 1600-1640.
Learn more about the binding technique and this book from Special Collections on the KSRL blog.