— The Red Letter New Testament

Jerusalem, Palestine , The American Colony Stores, 1928. Leather. A decorative, wooden-bound copy of the Red Letter New Testament, wonderfully illustrated with bright, colour illustrations. Bound in quarter leather, with beautifully carved wooden boards. This copy of the Red Letter New Testament was published in Jerusalem, intended to be a souvenir brought back by travellers visiting the Holy Land. The Red Letter refers to the words of the Lord being printed in red, while the remaining text is printed in black. This particular New Testament was translated out of the original Greek, and appointed to be read in Churches. Illustrated with thirty colour plates and a frontispiece. Date stated to the verso of the title page, whereby the licence to print this work is stated. Bound in quarter leather, with beautifully carved wooden boards. Externally, excellent, with light rubbing to the spine causing a little loss to the head. Internally, firmly bound with very bright and clean pages. Very Good Indeed . Ill.: Not Stated. Very Good Indeed .