Duxeenn.
/ˈdʌksiːn/ A paper used as a book covering, made in imitation of bookbinders' cloth.
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forel1549
marble paper1667
marble1699
Cobb paper1859
featherweight1905
Duxeen1920
Linson1948
1920 in Trade Marks Jrnl. 24 Nov. 2215.
1921 Caxton Mag. XXIII. 127 (advt.) Duxeen is a strong, flexible hard-surfaced fibre.
1927 in Longman's Class. Catal. Educ. Works 11.
1956 Bookman's Conc. Dict. 90 Duxeen, a patented form of bookbinding material, simulating cloth.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online June 2018).
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