Holy Bible

The book is bound in black leather with gold lettering, showing moderate wear on the edges and corners. The binding remains intact, and the pages are in good condition, though they exhibit some age-related toning. There is a personal inscription from 1943 on the presentation page, adding to its unique history.

This edition of "The Holy Bible" is published by Collins' Clear-Type Press, with printing in London and New York. The specific edition is the New Brevier 8vo Text, printed in 1941. The King James Version is a cornerstone of religious literature, known for its majestic prose and historical significance in the English-speaking world. This edition includes "helps," making it a valuable resource for study and reflection. This particular copy has a personal touch, having been presented to an individual by St. James Church in 1943, adding a layer of historical and sentimental value. The book is bound in a durable black cover, though it shows signs of wear consistent with its age. This edition is not a first edition, but it represents a significant period print of the King James Version, appealing to collectors and those interested in religious texts.