King James fore-edge 1815 (3 vol.)

5B, 1815 3 volume fore-edge . Each book contains a different scenes of Dover, Rye, Chatham

Description

The King James Bible published in 1815, specifically its three-volume set, is a remarkable edition known for its exquisite fore-edge painting. This technique involves painting scenes or designs on the edges of the pages, visible when the book is fanned open. The 1815 edition likely features intricate artwork that could range from religious motifs to pastoral scenes or decorative patterns, reflecting the artistic styles of the period. Such editions were often prized for their craftsmanship, combining the beauty of visual art with the timeless significance of the King James translation of the Bible.

Notes

Three beautifully red bound, gold tooling front, back, four raised bands, three gold edge, intact, slight staining on front, very fine condition.