Binding post
one of several metal pegs or rods, fitted into a loose-leaf binder, for holding sheets with prepunched holes.
historical examples
the traveling engineers’ -ssociation anonymous
electricity for boys j. s. zerbe
electric gas lighting norman h. schneider
the library of work and play: electricity and its everyday uses john f. woodhull
the library of work and play: electricity and its everyday uses john f. woodhull
the library of work and play: electricity and its everyday uses john f. woodhull
the library of work and play: electricity and its everyday uses john f. woodhull
the library of work and play: electricity and its everyday uses john f. woodhull
letters of a radio-engineer to his son john mills
the library of work and play: electricity and its everyday uses john f. woodhull
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