Search Results: Religion- Holy Bible from Book Attic

Scandinavia Publishing; Bibles for Children; 2007 Reprint. Hardcover. Retold by Anne de Graaf and illustrated by Jose Perez Montero.

Oxford University Press; London. Undated. The New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ; Translated out of the original Greek and with the former translations diligently compared and revised by his Majesty's Special Command. Appointed to be read in Churches. 552 pp. Burgundy leather bound- rounded corners. Gilt lettering to front and spine. Leather worn to most edges and shelf wear to top and bottom of spine. Dark brown end papers. Small photograph/stamp to front paste down. Gilt page edges. Inscription dated June 1872.

Oxford, At the University Press; 1857. Full leather bound hardcover. Approx 18cmx 12cm. Leather to spine a little wrinkled missing a small portion to top left hand side. Embossed picture depicting the words ' Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge 1698' to centre front. Corners bumped and rubbed. A Collect- to be used before reading the Holy Scripture, to the first paste down. Internal guttering exposed. Inscription dated 1858 to FFEP. End papers white, mottled with some foxing to first and last few pages. Page edges fragile ad thumbed. Rear ed paper a little loose.

Biblica Inc.; 2011. Paperback. Unread. Uncreased spine. Pages yellowing and previous owners name to FFEP. Otherwise as new.

Cambridge University Press; undated. Hardcover. Text block sprayed red at edges. Gilt lettering to front board and spine. White end papers with some foxing to first few pages. This book is presented by Nottinghamshire County Council to the boy and girls of the county. Translated out of the original Greek and with the former translations diligently compared and revised by his Majesty's special command. Appointed to be read in churches. 384 pp.

The Religious Tract Society; Undated. Hardcover. Gilt and black decoration to front and spine. Colours sunned.Corners bumped and rubbed. Shelf wear to top and bottom of spine. Drawn with pen and pencil. Edited by Samuel G.Green. The illustrations by Edward Whymper and other eminent artists: principally from photographs. Brown end papers, some small amount of netting showing through on rear border guttering. Inscription to rear of FFEP dated 1879. Some foxing to pages. Gilt edged pages.

Near fine.