This doesn't say who, but it does say when. The spiral bound "memorandum book" came on the market in 1934, here's a brief article about it:
http://blog.modernmechanix.com/2006/07/15/first-spiral-notebook/
The ancient Romans are credited with inventing the bound book as we know it today. They developed a codex format, which consisted of sheets of papyrus or parchment bound together along one edge. This format eventually replaced scrolls and became the precursor to modern books.
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1934. This is an advertisement for the first spiral bound "memorandum book"
by edward podosek
http://blog.modernmechanix.com/2006/07/15/first-spiral-notebook/
John Leon Leslie
Papyrus paper was invented around 500 BC but the first bound books only date back to 100 AD.
No. For the most part spiral wire bound books are contraband.
A library bound book is one that has been bound - or re-bound - in such a way as to increase the durability and life-span of books in libraries. See the related links below for images of library-bound books.
Pompeii was a Roman city which destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius of 79 AD. At that time the Romans still used papyrus scrolls and made notebooks made with bound parchment pages. The Romans invented the codeces (plural of codex) which were papyrus or parchment bound books later.
Pre-bound refers to books that have been bound by the publisher before being sold. These books usually have unchangeable covers and are typically sold to libraries and schools.
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Per the Book Glossary at Powell's Books: Library Bound: A sturdy hardcover binding produced to withstand long-term use. Most Library Bound books do not have a dust jacket.
A bindery is a workshop or factory where books are bound.
Sylvester Graham in 1829 in Bound Brook.
The flip book was patented by John Barnes Linnet in 1868. However, similar devices known as "motion books" were created by others before this patent.
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