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Does Lifeway rebind Bibles?

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A: Yes. Lifeway Christian Store in Fayettevillecan get your Bible rebound. The store sends Bibles toa company that provides an estimate of the rebinding work.Otherwise, the Bible is returned.


In this regard, how much does it cost to rebind a Bible?

-Because of their size and the amount of work involved,Pulpit and Family Bible restoration can cost from$250.00 to $500.00 depending upon original condition. -For booksfrom 5" x 8" to 7" x 10" and up to 2" thick, the price forrebinding is usually about $40.00 to $45.00.

Furthermore, can a book be rebound? As a general rule, rebound books do not have ashigh a value as a book in it's original binding. Rememberthat in general, book collecting tends to be a striving forthe original. Alterations tend to devalue abook.

Correspondingly, how much does it cost to rebind a textbook?

The average cost for buying a textbook is$125.00 in a publishers binding, whether that is a paperbased hard cover or even a paperback style. The average costfor rebinding for educational organizations is $16.50each. (We also rebind text books for individuals, but thatis a separate process.

What is leather bound Bible?

"Leather-bound" usually refers to books.It used to be conventional to cover expensive or important books intreated leather. Leather covers both protected thecontents of the books from the elements and bound the pagesof the book together; hence, "leather binding".

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How do you fix a page that fell out of a book?

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Is bonded leather as good as real leather?

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What's the difference between imitation leather and bonded leather?

This is bonded leather. Genuine leatherand faux leathers do not peel like this. “Bondedleathers” are typically made of thin layers of vinyls orpolyurethanes that are "bonded" (glued) to a backingconsisting of anywhere from 10% to 20% "genuine" leatherhide scraps.

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Is Leathersoft real leather?

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Do bonded leather Bibles last?

Real leather ages very nicely and lasts a longtime; bonded leather does not. It wears very quickly anddoes not get better looking with time.

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What is the best leather for Bibles?

Goatskin leather is a very resilient topquality natural grain leather, strong and supple, used inthe finest bindings. Goatskin is also known as Moroccoleather. The best goatskin leather comes fromnorthern Nigeria due to the ecology and weather conditions creatingthe best hides.

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Which is better goatskin or calfskin?

Calfskin is used to produce a high quality,attractive leather with a soft, fine feel. Goatskin isslightly softer and tougher than cow leather and is lightweight,comfortable, supple, flexible, and water-resistant. Kidskin is avery soft leather made from the hide of a young goat.

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What type of paper is used for Bibles?

Bible paper, also known as scritta paper,is a thin grade of paper used for printing books which havemany pages, such as a dictionary. Technically it is calledlightweight offset paper and is a type of woodfreeuncoated paper.

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What is Berkshire leather?

Berkshire. Berkshire was designed in Italyto demonstrate how sophisticated a casual leather can be. Itis an aniline dyed leather featuring a waxed tannageutilizing a sophisticated multi-step process in which the hides aredressed with oils and soft waxes and then milled forcharacter.

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