![]() ![]() The covers of a paper-bound book, the printed or unprinted cover of a pamphlet. The “back” of a leaf, also referred to as the reverse. The page preceding the text that carries on its recto the book’s title, the author’s name and the name of the publisher (and, sometimes, the location and logo of the publisher). It can be found in front or the rear of the volume. Typically signed limited editions will be signed on this page. The page where the specifics of the edition are described included the edition number. Colin With the prayers and best wishes of H.L. Second printing, PRESENTATION COPY, inscribed by Mencken on the front free endpaper: 'For Ralph F. The page that precedes the title page, containing only the title of the book. FIRST EDITION, number 672 of 1500 copies - MENCKEN. Very often this page is signed by authors. The free end paper inside the front cover. There is a free end paper in the front of the book and back of the book. Neat owner signature (dated 1948) on front free endpaper of volume I. The endpaper half that is not pasted down to the boards. Octavo, original cloth, original dust jackets. The half that is left as a “page” is the free endpaper. The half of the sheet attached to the board is called the paste-down. PRESENTATION COPY, inscribed by Wiggin on the front free-endpaper. There are endpapers in the front and back of the book. Johnston A3.1.b First edition, second printing. A Monograph on Privately-Illustrated books. Inscribed on front free endpaper For Minna Mansfield from Thomas Wolfe. 8vo, contemporary cloth, light foxing on frontispiece anf title - TREDWELL, DANIEL M. 8vo, later boards, bumped at corners some foxing on frontispiece and title - Second Edition. The sheet pasted down on the inside cover and folded to form the first ‘page’ in the book. by Martin affixed to front free endpaper, Dawson Turners copy - Another edition. Usually pictorial, can be printed.Ī clear plastic cover that wraps around the dust jacket. The paper cover issued with a hardbound book. first edition, published second state with the '50 Word the Door '. ![]() The edition identifier (if any) is usually found on this page.ĭust jacket. , with hologram sticker to front marbled free endpaper, presentation copy. In modern trade editions, the page-usually the verso of the title page-that contains the publication and copyright information. It is derived from Greek, meaning finishing touches. Traditionally, it is the last page providing the facts about the production, author, title, date, and other details. In modern limited editions, the page where the publication and limitation information is given. In special editions, they may also be covered in leather or other materials. In modern trade volumes, the boards are typically covered in paper or cloth. The front and back covers of a hardcover book. ![]()
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