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Archibald Leighton

(1784—1841)

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(1784–1841) London bookbinder,

chiefly remembered for his role in developing bookcloth suitable for bookbinding. Leighton began experimenting with cloth c.1823, using a starch-filled calico, and in 1832 produced a cloth ...

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date: 19 January 2025

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