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While surveying early Armenian printed books at the Library of Congress (LC), the authors came across an endband on a book printed in Constantinople that appeared to be a hybrid of the traditional Armenian endband (fig. 1a) and the European frontbead endband. Like the former, it had a raised profile because the boards were cut flush with the text block and the endband sat on top of both, but, like the latter, the endband was worked in two colors on one support with a front bead, and not over three or more supports in a chevron pattern (fig. 1b). The goatskin cover was blind tooled with European rolls and gouges and did not have the traditional Armenian fore-edge flap. Similar endbands were found on four other books printed in Constantinople in the 18th century, but not all were identical. At first glance, these books appeared to be 16th-century European bindings (fig. 2), but closer inspection revealed that the binders had retained many of the aspects of traditional Armenian book structure (fig. 3). The LC survey underscored the findings of Armenian book historians (Kouymijian 2008): Armenian printed books retained manuscript structures well into the 19th century, when there was an apparent abrupt shift to contemporary European binding styles. Unfortunately, the peripatetic nature of the Armenian diaspora and the destruction of Armenian communities in Ottoman Turkey make it difficult to localize the books by binding style or print information alone, and provenance of individual volumes is difficult to establish. The authors decided to see if there was a discernible style unique to bindings that were printed in Constantinople. They expanded the sample set and went to the Mashtots Institute of Ancient Manuscripts in Armenia, also known as the Matenadaran, to survey one of the largest cataloged collections of early printed books from Constantinople. A brief discussion of the findings follows an abbreviated history of Armenian printing as it pertains to this paper. Fig. 1a. Traditional Armenian raised endband. Dzayn Ar Baghdzalin”Grigor Tat‘ewats‘i” Kiwregh Aghek‘sandrats‘i (Constantinople: 1717), Library of Congress Collection. Courtesy of Tamara Ohanyan

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