vellum

Preposition: with

• ty: Each volume retains its original early C17th wrappers of thin white paper, now within early C20th bindings of limp vellum with ties.

Converse of object

• make: The bleached hide of cows made the vellum upon which the very stories in this present book were originally recorded by clerics.
• line: Late 17th-century binding of limp vellum lined with gray card, inscribed ' Bassus Cantoris ' on the outside upper cover.

Adjective modifier

• limp: Now within an early 20th-century binding of limp vellum with the remains of ribbon ties.
• purple: At Leningrad, written in gold letters on purple vellum.
• white: Mid 17th-century binding of white vellum over boards; edges partly colored with red and blue stripes.
• translucent: Select from translucent vellum to reveal the colored stock beneath, or a crisp opaque white for contrast against darker backgrounds.
• large: Collection of thirty large sheet vellum indentures from the 19th c.
• thin: It is written in silver letters, in very narrow columns, on extremely thin vellum stained with purple.

Modifies a noun

• indenture: Group of early large sheet vellum indentures, all dating back to the 18th c.
• volume: CONTENT Scope and content/abstract: A vellum bound volume describing fourteen voyages to India, Malaya and the East Indies in several ships.
• sheet: Making the Pages The Lindisfarne Gospels are painted on vellum sheets made from calf skin.
• paper: You can use brilliant white paper or if you want to be distinctive and different you might try cream or vellum paper.
• scroll: The library is said to have contained hundreds of thousands of papyrus and vellum scrolls.
• page: The holy text is written on vellum pages in Hebrew script, reading from right to left.

Noun used with modifier

• sheet: Group of early large sheet vellum indentures, all dating back to the 18th c.