1860 PRISTINE GOTHIC REVIVAL FAMILY BIBLE. King James Text with Notes of Matthew Henry and Thomas Scott. Slavery Next we have the Latin

Next we have the Latin text of the Scriptures

There are typographically set marginal notes throughout which are often lost in gathered examples of this work

and an excellent address entitled The State of Our Country [1848]:

but quite sharp overall

Bessie Coleman

1860 PRISTINE GOTHIC REVIVAL FAMILY BIBLE. King James Text with Notes of Matthew Henry and Thomas Scott. Slavery Next we have the LatinWe are often asked if we have any examples of completely unused, large format 19th century family Bibles in our inventory. It's a wonderful idea to use one as a way of beginning a family record of faith and devotion today. We don't get them often though. The ones that come in are usually already populated in the family, marriage, birth, and death sections, or have condition issues. Not this one. It is clean and absolutely beautifully preserved. Housed