Transfer Marbled Book Edge // Adventures in Bookbinding

In this video I demonstrate how to transfer a marbled pattern from hand marbled paper using muriatic acid (HCl). This is an old technique described in The Art of Bookbinding by Joseph Zaehnsdorf. This is not a practical method of #edge #decoration and has been done out of curiosity.

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The book was bound following the instructions in Peter Verheyen's article Der Gebrochene Rücken: A variation of the German case binding.
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The music used in this video is performed by Jon Sayles. Jon has some great classical guitar music on his website, which he shares freely. I highly recommend you check it out.