17th Oct 2024 by UName-1118508

Why is there so little information offered on this otherwise beautiful KJV Bible? Big price with little detail.

17th Oct 2024 by UName-1369856

For the KJV Turquoise Reference Calf split leahter. This an excellent bible. It is the cheapest iteration of the the Cambridge Turquoise KJVs but is nevertheless a super choice for a lifetime's use. The book is of sound construction and bound in a durable leather. The 'melting quality' of the premium goatsjin binding is indeed lovely but not to everyone's taste. The Calf split is stiffer than the gotaskin so may appeal to some who find goatskin edge-lined versions a bit too floppy in the hand, One of the most appealing things about the Turquoise version is that all three bindings use the Old Antique No,3 type, which is bold authoritative, and easy to read. Personally I'm not so keen on pronunciation helps embededi in the text, and would prefer an all black print, though I have learned to live with both lately. The paper used has a wonderful look and feel to it. This bible's size and weight means that it is best for home use. I have owned the goatskin version and, bindings aside, i.e. materials and pastedown vs. edge-lined, the contents and presentation are identical in execution and quality. Both are warmly recommended, the choice depends on pocket and preference as to how the bible feels in the hand.