Leather book binding Vancouver, Canada | Gold tooling

Fine Book Binding "We are very pleased with the manner in which you bound all the copies of fourteen years of our newspaper in those excellent blue volumes. They occupy an honoured place in our library." Rasmussen Bindery was established in 1978 by Holger Rasmussen, a master European bookbinder. We are known for the superior quality of our bindings using top quality materials, acid-free papers and adhesives. Our skilled bookbinders ensure archival quality, well-constructed books and fair pricing. Books can be 1/4, 1/2 or full-bound in cloth, paper or leather. They can have marbled paper endsheets and headbands top and bottom. The covers can be plain, foil-stamped and personalized with names or stamped with company logos. Complete sets of books can be rebound in cloth or leather and gold-tooled on the covers and spines. The books, magazines and other materials we bind include:		Our old foil press is one of many original machines and hand tools we employ daily. Gold tooling — using gold tooling wheels dating back two centuries — can be used to decorate a book cover or box. Click on the images to open larger pictures.
• limited editions of 1-1000 volumes or more • law journals, closing books and offering memoranda • library books of all kinds • theses and dissertations, as recommended by Simon Fraser University • magazine collections, bound together by year with spine titles • newspapers bound for archives • business reports and financial statements for meetings	• municipal minute books • memorial books and baby books • photo albums • address books • custom-made sketchbooks • portfolios and field manuals • registers and ship logs • journals and diaries • wedding photos • cookbooks • guest books, family histories and memoirs
Books can be bound in paper, cloth, leather or even wood.	We create special books for family histories and memoirs.	Our master bookbinder will, on occasion, gold-tool a desk or antique table
A view inside our bindery	A tray of type for foil stamping.	We have a large array of headbands.