Bookbinder (noun)

1. A person who specializes in the craft of binding books, including sewn, glued, and case bindings.
2. A person or company that binds books, journals, and other printed materials for commercial or personal use.

Origin:

From the occupation of binding books, which involves the process of physically assembling a book from an ordered stack of paper sheets that are folded together into sections or sometimes left as a stack of individual sheets.

Examples:

1. The bookbinder used traditional techniques to restore the old book.
2. The bookbinder's job is to take the printed pages of a book and bind them together to make a finished book.
3. He was an expert bookbinder and had a collection of rare and ancient books.
4. Bookbinding is an ancient craft that involves sewing, gluing, or otherwise binding pages together.
5. The bookbinder's workshop is where printed pages are transformed into finished books.