wood-bound

“I moved into her living room, where I casually picked up from her coffee table a wood-bound scrapbook bearing the image of a sleeping Mexican on its cover.”

Simon & Schuster: Born Standing Up

“Then she vanished, the boy and the second young man followed, and Ethelberta and Christopher stood within the wood-bound circle alone.”

The Hand of Ethelberta

“He caught up to Loial going down, the Ogier trying to stuff a wood-bound book into his saddlebags and put on his cloak at the same time.”

The Dragon Reborn

“He gave his answers respectfully but in as few words as Rand had ever heard him use, standing with an Ogier-sized, wood-bound book clutched to his chest like a shield, and when they went, he huddled in his chair with the book held up in front of his face.”

The Great Hunt

“They closed their wood-bound tablets, tying them shut.”

Magicians of Gor

“The folk on the welcome way shov'd out the wood-bound.”

The Tale of Beowulf Sometime King of the Folk of the Weder Geats

“If an attempt were made to pull the barrel out by the muzzle, it would, in case it were wood-bound, be liable to split at the head of the stock.”

Ordnance Instructions for the United States Navy. 1866. Fourth edition.

“Christopher stood within the wood-bound circle alone.”

The Hand of Ethelberta

“There is fcarcely a farm in the Diftridt which is not more or lefs '■ wood-bound; "that is, injured by overgrown hedges; which are, year after year, receiving irreparable damage for want of cutting; while the undergrown ones are damaged by a lefs pardonable treatment.”

Internet Archive: The rural economy of Norfolk: : comprising the management of landed estates, and the present practice of husbandry in that county.