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New York & London: Fowler And Wells / L. N. Fowler & Co., 1896 or earlier. Early Fowler Edition. Hardcover. Good. Duodecimo; 4, 419 unpaginated leaves, 44 pp. of Alphabetical Appendix To The New Testament, in the publisher's black embossed cloth with bevelled boards, gilt-stamped spine, 186 x 127mm, rubber-stamped on front pastedown "Private Library / G. H. Bolick / Hickory, N.C." Very Scarce. Benjamin Wilson was a Campbellite before he became a founder of the Church of God of the Abrahamic Faith, and was the editor and publisher of "The Gospel Banner". When not editing that journal, he created this acclaimed interlinear, word by word, translation of the New Testament. It was originally issued in parts during 1863-1864 from his print shop in Geneva, Illinois. This is the first New York edition of the completed work. After Wilson's death in 1900, the International Bible Students Association bought the rights to his work and began publishing this text in 1902. It continues to be distibuted today… Read More

Dublin: Printed and Published, by Zachariah Jackson, 1793. Folio (420 x 270 mm), 2 vols., in one, maps, 50 engraved plates, a nice clean copy, contemporary calf, rubbed, upper cover detached, head of spine frayed. Provenance: MS notes on the family of James and Thomas Macready to front endpapers; presentation inscription to first leaf of text 'Easter Sunday 7th April 1822, the gift of Ariebella Jones, to her beloved daughter Catherine Jones.' Darlow & Moule, 1377.

New York: Fowler And Wells, 1865. First Fowler Edition. Hardcover. Fair. 16mo; 4, 419 unpaginated leaves, 4, 44 pp. of Alphabetical Appendix To The New Testament (lacking pp. 39ff - supplied in facsimile); recased with the publisher's cloth boards, and a new leather spine, title-page chipped, some other page wear.Scarce. Benjamin Wilson was a Campbellite before he became a founder of the Church of God of the Abrahamic Faith, and was the editor and publisher of "The Gospel Banner". When not editing that journal, he created this acclaimed interlinear, word by word, translation of the New Testament. The Preface tells that this was originally issued in parts during 1863-1864 from his print shop in Geneva, Illinois, but no copies are known. This is the first New York edition of the completed work. After Wilson's death in 1900, the International Bible Students Association bought the rights to his work and began publishing this text in 1902. It continues to be distibuted today by The Watchtower… Read More

1795 ENORMOUS McDowall Family Bible Kennicott IRISH Dublin Ireland Illustrated

The 'Kennicott Bible' has long been known as one of the most lavishly illustrated Bibles of the 18th-century. Benjamin Kennicott was a well-known English Hebraist who studied the Hebrew Bible and made his life's work studying and comparing variants of Hebrew manuscripts. And while mass-produced editions of Kennicott's Bible were not produced with the same vibrancy and page-to-page illustrations as the original, Family Bibles with Kennicott's translations are still popular and widely read.

This 1795 Dublin printing was published by Zachariah Jackson who included 50 impressive, full-page engravings in this 'authorized' edition.
Item number: #8390
Price: $950
Holy Bible

The universal family Bible: containing the sacred text of the Old and New Testament, with the Apocrypha at large; explained and illustrated with copious notes and annotations, theological, historical, practical, critical and explanatory ... In this work… Read More

Rhemes: John Fogny 1582, 1582. The editio princeps of the translation of the New Testament made in accordance with Roman Catholic doctrine. Quarto. 227x165mm. pp. [28], 745, [27]. Handsome modern panelled speckled calf, decorated in blind, spine with raised bands, brown morocco label in second compartment, lettered and decorated in gilt. Title page has been remargined and the next two preliminary and the final three leaves repaired. Very small marginal worm track at the gutter between Yiii and Ddii, otherwise internally very good. Woodcut vignettes and historiated initials throughout. Some (illegible) contemporary manuscript annotations on the final two leaves. p378 has a hand-drawn Patriarchal Cross (Cross of Lorraine) in the margin next to the paragraph defining the doctrine of the Catholic Church concerning good works. An excellent copy of a theologically important translation with combative doctrinal notes and commentaries marking a significant English contribution to the Counter-Reformation.… Read More