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German book people usually use the term “Titeleinfassung”
In English I would use “title-border”
Greetings from NYC
Armin
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Subject: English term wanted
Dear All,
Could anyone help me out, please? What would be the English term for what I call a 'border decoration block'? It concerns a 16th/17th-century decoratively cut woodblock
with a hole in the middle into which fits another woodblock, the whole to be printed together; see examples attached. The 16th-century French term is
escarreur. Any German term would also be appreciated.
Best wishes,
Ad Stijnman.
Chambre of Commerce Utrecht (NL) no. 63006383
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