The fragment that was stuffed into the 16th-century book binding covers the physiology of the back, jaw and nose.

The publisher and a part of the book binding activity continue to exist.

Automobile production stopped in 1934, when the company decided to concentrate on book binding equipment.

Starch-based pastes are considered archival and are sometimes used in other paper-based applications, such as book binding, book repair and collage.

Sometimes these blotting papers survived due to being used afterwards as book binding material; they often provide unique, less serious textual material that would otherwise have been lost.