This kind of binding, mostly used for accounts and ledger books, was widely used in Europe between the 16th and 18th centuries. In this case, it is a replica for the restoration of a 17th century book that had fully lost its original binding.

This volume of The Vanishing Race is bound in a full leather binding with goatskin leather, gold tooling and handpainted paper. It comes with a matching case.

This is a photo album bound in full leather Bradel binding. It is decorated with blind tooling and silk headbands embroidered by hand. There is a matching case to go with it.

This is a modern binding for a facsimile edition of Dante's Divine Comedy. The binding combines blind and gold tooling. Its headbands were embroidered with silk threads in two colours. It has a case made with the same calf leather and burlap.

This is a replica of 16th century binding for a museum exhibition. Boards of cedar are covered with hand tanned calfskin leather. The spine is made with authentic bands and brass clasps secure the text block. The inner body is made of handmade paper from Capellades Paper Mill, according to the Renaissance technique.