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The Holy Bible at the University of Texas

The Holy Bible at the University of Texas

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The Holy Bible at the University of Texas

by Farmer, David (author). Harry Ransom Center (library)

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Austin: [Harry Ransom] Humanities Research Center, 1967. First Edition. Good. Tall narrow 8vo. 71 pp., illustrated throughout. Original grey boards printed in black and red (lacking dust-jacket, corners a little bumped; ownership signature on verso of front endleaf; spine a little palm-soiled). NOT ex-library! With descriptions of 120 Bibles in the collection of the HRC, manuscript printed. A revision and an expansion of the 1960 exhibition catalogue "The Holy Bible" by Edwin T. Bowden. The present catalogue is handsomely designed with decorated boards, decorated endpapers, a decorated double-spread title-pages, decorated initials, and a number of illustrations. It is not without interest that the catalogue was issued BEFORE the HRC acquired the great Pforzheimer copy of the 42-line "Gutenberg" Bible.

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Bookseller
Michael Laird Rare Books LLC US (US)
Bookseller's Inventory #
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Title
The Holy Bible at the University of Texas
Author
Farmer, David (author). Harry Ransom Center (library)
Book Condition
Used - Good
Quantity Available
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Edition
First Edition
Publisher
[Harry Ransom] Humanities Research Center
Place of Publication
Austin
Date Published
1967

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