Harvard Book & Binding in Cambridge, MA

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Telephone:	+1 617-441-5557
Address:	5 Jfk St, Cambridge, MA, 02138 Harvard Square
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:	240 ftHarvard 640 ftEliot St @ Bennett St 710 ft16 Eliot St
Categories:	Bookstores

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Local time (Cambridge)	10:48 AM Friday, November 29, 2024

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2 reviews of Harvard Book & Binding

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Peter S.

Place rating: 2
Boston, MA

Initial review: Going to this small shop off of Harvard Square is an experience! Bob, the owner, is not to miss. He is an energetic, fun guy with a wealth of knowledge. Prices for book refinishing/binding are very reasonable. If you want an interesting experience and a nicely re-bound book, Bob’s your man.
Update:
It took 4 months and multiple trips back to get our book back. The binding was repaired, but not to the level promised. While I’m glad the pages aren’t falling out anymore, a smoother experience would have been appreciated.
Bob is a character and a nice guy. Just takes his time.

Hilary K.

Place rating: 5
San Francisco, CA

The owner of this store, Bob, is highly knowledgeable about antique books and coins. His collection of coins is mostly Roman in origin. He also restores the bindings on books.
But the greatest part about this place (that’s on the third floor), is Bob himself. He’s always got a number of cool stories.