The first book ever printed in what was yet to be the United States of America is going up for auction at Sotheby’s auction house in New York tomorrow, and is expected to go for anywhere between $15-30 million on the auction block. The book, commonly known as the Bay Psalm Book and officially known… Read more »
Archive : November 2013
Famous Bookstores Worldwide
If appreciate the sight, feel, and smell of a good hardcover or paperback as much as we do, you’ll love these photos of 16 bookstores you have to see before you die. Featuring famous bookstores from around the world, these photos give a great view into some of the most architecturally interesting bookstores ever designed…. Read more »
Custom Books Make Great Holiday Gifts
It might be the middle of November, but before you know it the holidays will be here. If you’re looking for a new and unique gift idea for a friend or family member this holiday season, consider a custom book from Advantage Book Binding! We’ve got lots of great custom book options that make for… Read more »
Book Binding Exhibit at The Walters Art Museum
The Walters Art Museum is featuring a great exhibit of ornate book bindings from the late 19th and early 20th century. This time period was a heyday for book binding, as binders made increasingly lavish and complex book bindings that were works of art in their own right. There were even separate movements within the… Read more »
How Physical Books Help Us to Get to Know the Story
The ebook revolution isn’t without its good points, but it has also left many readers missing elements of their old hardback and softcover books. When the physical element of a story is taken away, readers are reminded of how much the physical book can actually do to complete the story contained on the pages inside…. Read more »
