Question: I have an old leather-bound book that is falling apart. The information is valuable to me, so I need for it to remain functional for a long time. Can you put it back together again, but keep it looking old?

Answer: Yes! Actually, getting new leather to look old is easier than keeping it looking new.

We have several dyeing techniques that can simulate the look of aged leather. Our goal is to create a finish close to what the book would look like had it been well cared for. Questions? Click here for a free quote.

Question: I have some books that I love, but they don’t necessarily have much value in themselves. I just want to keep them on my bookshelves so they look nice. What kinds of things can you do for my books?

Answer: For a quality rebinding job done on a well-loved book, regardless of its market value, we can help.

Here are some ideas and options:

*Full leather or partial leather bindings (such as simple spine replacement or corner work)

*We use genuine leather (never bonded leather), which will give your book both longevity and beauty. See our video about types of leather and their strength.

*Imprinted leather labels

*Embedded segments of the old binding

*Sturdy new cloth bindings — even for paperbacks

*Hand-marbled or hand-milled paper bindings.
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*Foil stamping or blind stamping design work