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The turn-ins at the head and tail overlap each other on the inside of the cover. This technique, which uses approximately twice as parchment to create a cover, is therefore often found on the more expensive laced-case limp bindings.
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Innslagene i hode og fot overlapper hverandre på innsiden av permen.
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