Panther Peak Bindery

Henrik Park

Henrik Park (1918 - 1975) apprenticed with Anker Kyster and took over Kyster’s bindery (maybe the most important bindery in Denmark in terms of reputation, tradition and longevity) after he turned 21. He turned 21 on February 22, 1939 and took over the bindery December 1 of 1939. He became owner of the bindery on September 30, 1940. He ran the Kyster bindery until Bent Andree took over in 1953.

In his first two years of running the bindery he developed the Rubow and Millimeter Bindings.

(DHP - 1) Henrik Park, decorated paper

(MHP - 1) Henrik Park, decorated paper

(MHP - 2) Henrik Park, paste paper

(MHP - 3) Henrik Park, paste paper

(MHP - 4) Henrik Park, paste paper

(MHP - 5) Henrik Park, decorated paper

(MHP - 7) Henrik Park, paste paper

(MHP - 8) Henrik Park, paper

(MHP - 9) Henrik Park, paste paper

(RHP - 2) Henrik Park, decorated paper

(RHP - 12) Henrik Park, wood

(RHP - 9) Henrik Park, paper

(RHP - 10) Henrik Park, paper

(RHP - 5) Henrik Park, decorated paper

(RHP - 4) Henrik Park, decorated paper

(RHP - 7) Henrik Park, paste paper, gold flecks

(RHP - 14) Henrik Park, marbled

(RHP - 8) Henrik Park, paste paper

(RHP - 11) Henrik Park, marbled

(PHP - 8) Henrik Park, decorated paper

(PHP - 19) Henrik Park, Salto paper

(PHP - 13) Henrik Park, Salto paper

(PHP - 17) Henrik Park, decorated paper

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