-King James Holy Bible *

B 1619 includes OT, Apocrypha, NT 

Notes

The King James Bible, first published in 1611 (not 1619), is one of the most significant and enduring translations of the Christian Bible. Commissioned by King James I of England, it was created by a group of scholars with the aim of producing an accurate and accessible English version of the scriptures. The translation has had a profound influence on English-speaking Christianity, culture, and literature, renowned for its majestic prose and poetic rhythm. Its 1611 edition remains a foundational text for many Protestant denominations, and it continues to be widely read and revered today.

Description

Rich brown leather binding, five raised bands on spine, partial name plate on spine. deboss design on front and back, rubbing on lower edge and corners, marble end papers,