leather-bound edition

Frequency: 6.51.8 per million words

A special or collector's version of a book's publication run, featuring a leather cover.

leather-boundADJECTIVE + NOUN

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edition

Examples (10)

  • He proudly displayed his collection of classic novels, each a beautiful leather-bound edition.
  • The rare book fair featured an exquisite leather-bound edition of Shakespeare's complete works.
  • She received a leather-bound edition of her favorite poetry for her birthday.
  • Collectors often seek out the first leather-bound edition of significant literary works.
  • This antique leather-bound edition has been passed down through generations.
  • The publisher released a limited leather-bound edition to commemorate the author's centenary.
  • I found a stunning leather-bound edition of "Moby Dick" at the bookstore.
  • A leather-bound edition adds a touch of elegance to any library.
  • He spent hours admiring the craftsmanship of the hand-stitched leather-bound edition.
  • Purchasing a leather-bound edition is an investment for serious bibliophiles.