B, Latin Bible known as Columbus Bible with first version of title page
Notes
The Columbus Bible of 1492, also known as the "Biblia de Cristóbal Colón," is a significant artifact associated with Christopher Columbus. This edition of the Bible, printed in Latin, was carried by Columbus on his historic voyage to the Americas in 1492. It symbolizes the intertwining of religious faith and exploration during the Age of Discovery. The Columbus Bible reflects the era's broader cultural and intellectual currents, serving as a spiritual guide for Columbus and his crew as they embarked on their groundbreaking journey across the Atlantic Ocean.
Description
Lovely and extremely rare, brown leather binding, five raised bands on spine with gold embossing between each band, black title band on spine, three red edge, illuminations on each chapter, intact, very little rubbing on binding, excellent condition.
