The Holy Bible with a double four-edge design from 1892 is a rare and distinctive edition, characterized by its unique binding style. The "double four-edge" refers to the ornate and intricate craftsmanship of the Bible's edges, possibly featuring gilt or decorative artwork, which adds to its historical and aesthetic value. Published in the late 19th century, this edition reflects the period's reverence for sacred texts, making it a cherished collector's item for those interested in religious history and antique books.
Description
Old Testament, New Testament, Apocryrpha, DOUBLE FOUR EDGE by Martin Frost with the Last Supper and the Garden of Eden, beautiful decorative cover which consists of thick leather covered boards with intricate artwork of various bible scenes, 2000 illustrations, all edges gilt, two enclosure clasps, pristine condition
