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The Keoughs wanted the book to be durable, yet elegant. "There was the old split-board type of binding, which was used in accounting ledgers back through the 15th to 16th centuries," she says. "They were tough but not elegant books. Then there was the classic European binding style, with a lovely rounded spine and smooth cover that doesn't have a French groove on it."
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