Términos

Término usado para designar molduras formadas por una serie de proyecciones cilíndricas regularmente espaciadas cúbicas o cortas; que se encuentran en la arquitectura románica y por lo general aparece en varias filas.

Arte creado para afiches billboard, que son por lo general grandes superficies diseñadas para colocar anuncios en áreas públicas.

Tickets de papel o cartón que sirven como evidencia que el portador ha pagado una tarifa o admisión o que tiene derecho a algún servicio.

Papel moneda estadounidense emitido entre 1878 y 1963 en varias denominaciones desde $1 a $1000, equivalente a y canjeable por plata al valor declarado; reemplazado por papel moneda de la Reserva Federal.

Papel moneda circulante de los Estados Unidos, emitido por los bancos de la Reserva General desde 1914.

Contenedor plano, más bien pequeño y a menudo plegable, típicamente de cuero, con ranuras, bolsillos y compartimientos diseñados para llevar billetes y tarjetas de banco, licencia de conducir y otros objetos personales similares. Algunas veces incluye monedero.

Containers made of two long rectangular pieces of flexible material, usually leather or textile, sewn together on the two short sides and one long side and open on the remaining long side, designed to carry paper money. The billfold is usually only slightly larger than the bills and is folded in the center. Billfolds are typically men's accessories, carried in the pocket of the trousers or a jacket.

Those whose assets are worth at least a billion (a thousand million) pounds, Euros, or dollars, or another roughly equivalent currency. People of great wealth and typically of great influence and prestige in society.

A periodically published official return of the deaths (later, also of the births) in a certain district.

Style and culture of a Siouan-speaking Native American tribe originally living in coastal Texas and Mississippi. From the mid 1700s to mid 1800s, Biloxi bands dispersed into Tunica communities in under pressure from the Spanish, Americans, and the Republic of Texas. This community is federally recognized as the Tunica-Biloxi Tribe of Louisiana, gaining recognition in 1981. Some Biloxi moved further west into Texas, joining with the Alabama-Coushatta.

Stiff, strong cardboard used to form the boards that form book covers.

Die cut in brass, typically in a design or letters of the alphabet, used by a bookbinder's finisher in lettering book covers.

Titles stamped or lettered on the spine of a bound volume by the binder, as distinct from the cover title on the publisher's edition and the title printed on the title page.

Tables used in bookbinding.

A secondary mineral found in the oxidized zones of antimony-bearing lead deposits.

Strips of protective material that cover the raw borders, seams, or edges of textiles.