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Joseph Zaehnsdorf -LRB- 27 February 1816 -- 7 November 1886 -RRB- , was a bookbinder .. bookbinder. bookbinder. Zaehnsdorf was the son of Gottlieb Zaehnsdorf , of Pesth in Austria-Hungary , where he was born and educated .. Pesth. Pesth. Austria-Hungary. Austria-Hungary. At the age of fifteen he was apprenticed to Herr Knipe , a bookbinder of Stuttgart , with whom he remained five years , afterwards proceeding to Vienna , where he worked in the shop of Herr Stephan , a bookbinder in a large way of business .. bookbinder. bookbinder. Vienna. Vienna. He left Vienna about 1836 , and successively visited Zurich , Freiburg , Baden-Baden , and Paris .. Vienna. Vienna. Zurich. Zurich. Baden-Baden. Baden-Baden. Paris. Paris. In 1837 he came to London , and obtained employment in the establishment of Messrs Wesley & Co. , Friar Street , Doctors ' Commons , for whom he worked three years .. He afterwards entered the shop of Mr Mackenzie , a binder of considerable eminence , and there he remained until 1844 , when he commenced business on his own account at 2 Wilson Street , removing in 1856 to 30 Brydges Street , Covent Garden , afterwards called 36 Catherine Street .. Covent Garden. Covent Garden. Zaehnsdorf became a naturalised British subject in 1855 , and died at 14 York Street , Covent Garden , on 7 December 1886 .. Covent Garden. Covent Garden. He exhibited at the London International Exhibition of 1862 , where he received honourable mention .. London International Exhibition of 1862. 1862 International Exhibition. He also obtained medals at the Anglo-French Working Class Exhibition , held at the Crystal Palace in 1865 , at the Dublin International Exhibition of 1865 , at the Exposition Universelle -LRB- 1867 -RRB- , at Vienna in 1873 , and at Victoria and Albert Museumin 1874 .. Vienna. Vienna. Anglo-French Working Class Exhibition. Anglo-French Working Class Exhibition. the Crystal Palace. the Crystal Palace. Dublin International Exhibition. International Exhibition of Arts and Manufactures. `` Zaehnsdorf bindings '' are sought for and readily identified by the amateur of fine bindings .. Zaehnsdorf was acquainted with the German , French , and Italian languages , and also with several of the Slavonic tongues .. In July 1849 he married Ann , daughter of John Mahoney , by whom he had an only child , Joseph William Zaehnsdorf , his successor in business and author of The Art of Bookbinding  : a practical treatise -LRB- 2nd ed .. 1890 -RRB- .