Noun
A place where books, or other articles, are bound; a bookbinder's establishment.
Source: Webster's dictionaryAbout The Opportunity Position Summary Train to set-up and operate machines in the bindery department as determined by production needs. Source: Internet
For extensive details about the book, as well as ordering information, visit www.remainsofthecorps.comwww.egandapublishing.com. The book was printed at the Bridgeport National Bindery in Agawam. Source: Internet
The Bindery is also a living full-service bookstore featuring an experimental keystone, : a deep, highly inclusive array of books—fiction and nonfiction, from all over the world—presented in chronological order, by the date they were written. Source: Internet
This July 4th, the Booksmith, a landmark independent bookstore in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury, will open The Bindery (1727 Haight St.), a new, 2,800-sf. satellite space featuring a dedicated events parlor, and a full-service bookstore. Source: Internet
Kevin Bonin & Justin Ogren had worked in the book bindery business for a combined 40 years when they decided to take a leap of faith & start their own book bindery business 2 years in Our Town Geneva. Source: Internet
Sutcliffe p. 64 The Press was now owned wholly by the university, with its own paper mill, print shop, bindery, and warehouse. Source: Internet