blank single sheet of paper

Syria
15th Century
Recipe Details

Ingredients

paper, paste

Preparation Steps

A blank paper sheet, matching the size of the gathering, is adhered to the doublures (p. 85). A second, wider sheet is then applied with adhesive and folded around the spine-folds of the outer gatherings (p. 85).

Original Recipe Text

A blank paper sheet, matching the size of the gathering, is adhered to the doublures (p. 85). A second, wider sheet is then applied with adhesive and folded around the spine-folds of the outer gatherings (p. 85).

Evidence

"A blank single sheet of paper, also the size of the gathering, is pasted onto both doublures, presumably along the spine-fold."

Remarks

The instructions specify pasting blank folia only along the gutter/spine-fold to ensure they function as free endleaves rather than being fully adhered to the surface (p. 85). The exact material of the doublures themselves (leather or cloth) is often omitted as it was considered obvious to the binder (p. 85).

Scientific Analysis
Analytical Techniques
textual analysis
Certainty Level
Inferred
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
paper
Binderthreads
Paper Typeblank single sheet of paper
Colorblank
RegionSyria
Approx. Year1450
Source Information
AuthorAnonymous
CollectionDamascus
Language
N/A
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