| 释义 |
‖ remboîtage|rɑ̃bwataʒ|
[Fr., f. remboîter to re-case (a book).]
(See quot. 1952.)
1952J. Carter ABC for Book-Collectors 153 Remboîtage means the transferring of a book from its own binding to another more elegant, more nearly contemporary, more appropriate—anyway, more desirable; or, alternatively, the transferring into a superior binding of a text more interesting or more valuable than the one for which it was made. 1968C. P. Bracken Roman Ring iv. 27, I defy anyone to detect our remboîtages... Many early books were rebound anyway. |