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Visual Glossary of Preservation Terms
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Bookband - for books with covers falling off, often used in conjunction with a phase box.
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LBS binders - also known as pamphlet binders come in different styles:
- CD LBS - this is a binder that was developed in-house as a way to provide access to compact discs that go to the stacks.
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- Envelope LBS - these are two examples of LBS binders, or pamphlet binders, that have envelopes sewn into them so fragile or damaged items can be stored with some protection.
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- Music LBS - this is an LBS binder, or pamphlet binder, that is designed for music. The pocket holds the loose materials that can not be bound with the primary score.
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Phase box (closed) - for damaged books, larger books, occasionally multiple books, books that benefit from a micro-climate (vellum), and damaged or extremely brittle books. This is used for books generally too heavy for a tuxedo box.
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Phase box (open) - another example of a phase box.
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Tuxedo box (closed) - for light weight books that need additional protection on the shelf. This is a rather large example, generally there is only one tab per box.
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Tuxedo box (open) - another example of a tuxedo box.
