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This is a very rare example of the phenomenon known as triple dos-a-dos binding, meaning that three bindings are connected to each other by shared inner covers.

After seeing a display of stone tools, baskets and bags created by Native Americans, we were off to the antique autos gallery, which included an 1899 Mobile Steam Model Dos-a-Dos originally owned by Henry Ford.

The automobile of the future will look no more like the motor car of to-day than the limousine of 1913 looks like the ��Dz�-à-��Dz� of 1896.

Just as I stepped from the verandah, one of the small native dos-a-dos carts entered the grounds and drew up near the end of my corridor.

The tête-bêche dates back to the 19th century, though its close relative – the ��Dz�-à-��Dz�, a complicated binding procedure that sees two books back to back but opening in different directions – goes back even earlier, and was common for religious texts.