Thin printing paper, maximum of 50 gm2, opaque. It is intended specially for use in deluxe productions; e.g. bibles, dictionaries and high quality publicity productions. Bible paper indicates a paper containing at least 25% rag.
Woodfree, sometimes rag-containing specialty printing paper with a low grammage, mostly with a high filler content.
Thicker than India paper, but still much thinner than common book papers.
Uncoated, lightweight but opaque paper (the most common basis weight is between 50gsm to 115gsm) used primarily for Bibles, hymn books, dictionaries, etc.
Very thin printing papers. Originally made specifically for bibles and prayer books, this grade of paper is also used for other commercial purposes, such as dictionaries, where many pages are required with an overall low volume. Bible paper is also known as India paper.
Uncoated, lightweight but opaque papers (the most common basis weight between 4 and 30 lbs.) used primarily for bibles, hymn books, dictionaries, etc.
Thin printing paper for use in deluxe productions such as bibles, dictionaries and high-quality publicity productions.
Very thin, strong opaque paper used for Bibles and Prayer books.
A very thin grade of printing paper, used originally for printing bibles and prayer books. Also used for some other printing purposes, e.g. dictionaries. Also known as India paper.
Highly opaque, thin paper with a basis weight between 14 lb. and 30 lb. used for bibles, dictionaries, etc.
A thin but strong paper (opaque), used for Bibles and books.
Thin, lightweight, opaque printing paper for use when low bulk is important, as in bibles, prayer and hymn books, dictionaries, insurance rate books, and for multi-fold package inserts. Basis weights range from 25" x 38"-18 lbs./ream to 30 lbs./ream. Some grades are made from strong, new cotton and linen rags; others flax. Greatest tonnage is made from chemical wood pulp alone or in combination with rag fibers. Also called India or India bible.