Holy Bible (1708) KJB Common Prayer (1711)
5B, Six engraved maps by Joseph Moxon, Nicolaus Visfcher The large map of the world is particularly valuable/rare as it shows California as an island.
Description
The Holy Bible (1708) is an early 18th-century printing of the King James Version (KJV), known for its majestic language and lasting influence on English-speaking Christianity. Paired with it, the Book of Common Prayer (1711) reflects the liturgical traditions of the Church of England, offering prayers, rites, and services central to Anglican worship. Together, these works represent the spiritual and cultural foundations of early 18th-century English Protestantism.
Notes
Large black Moroccan leather with gold tooling around front an back edges, six raised bands with gold titled lettering and tooling between bands, beautiful navy end papers front and back, very fine condition.
Description
5B, Six engraved maps by Joseph Moxon, Nicolaus Visfcher The large map of the world is particularly valuable/rare as it shows California as an island.
Description
The Holy Bible (1708) is an early 18th-century printing of the King James Version (KJV), known for its majestic language and lasting influence on English-speaking Christianity. Paired with it, the Book of Common Prayer (1711) reflects the liturgical traditions of the Church of England, offering prayers, rites, and services central to Anglican worship. Together, these works represent the spiritual and cultural foundations of early 18th-century English Protestantism.
Notes
Large black Moroccan leather with gold tooling around front an back edges, six raised bands with gold titled lettering and tooling between bands, beautiful navy end papers front and back, very fine condition.
