Holy Bible 1681

6B Holy Bible with Book of Common Prayer. 1681. Notes The Holy Bible from the 1680s is a significant historical artifact, reflecting the religious, cultural, and linguistic context of the late 17th century. During this period, the Bible was often printed using early English translations, such as the King James Version, which was widely used following its first publication in 1611. This bible includes illustrations and elaborate bindings. They served as central religious texts for both personal devotion and public worship, playing a critical role in shaping the spiritual life of communities. The 1680s editions often reflected the typographic style and theological emphasis of the time, making them valuable both as religious texts and historical documents.  Description Beautiful black leather binding with gilt embossed detailing. Marble endpapers. Six raised bands. Many inserted handwritten pages throughout. Black and white etching illustrations throughout. Fully intact. Fine condition. Dimensions: 13”x 9”x 3.5”