A Twelve-Ounce Bible

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Dec 17, 1903

A Twelve-Ounce Bible

PEOPLE who do not care for their Bible to contain several hundred pages of extra matter, or “Helps,” besides the Scriptures, but have all this matter in their libraries, will appreciate a Bible that weighs only 12 ounces, but has type large enough to be read easily by any one with fair eyesight. To such people, the Bibles which we describe here will appeal. We show herewith a full-page specimen of the type, and the printed page is only 4½ by 6⅞ inches, and the thickness of the book is but ¾ of an inch.

If you need a Bible, and can read the type readily, and do not care for your Bible to contain anything but the Scriptures and maps, then no long argument is necessary to interest you in this one.

Now as to the price. This also will fit your purse, whether you are able to pay for only the cheapest binding, or whether you wish yours bound in sealskin.

Style NO.—Thin leather, divinity circuit (overlapping edges), linen lined, round corners, red under gold edges, $1.65.

Style NO1.—Better leather, divinity circuit, leather lined, silk sewed, round corners, red under gold edges, $2.50.

Style NO2.—Levant morocco, divinity circuit, calf lined to edge, silk sewed, round corners, red under gold edges, $4.25.

Style NO3.—Sealskin leather, but otherwise same as style NO2, $4.50. A beautiful book, and a remarkably low price for such a fine binding.

We can furnish any kind of Bible; so if these are not what you want, send us a description of the one desired, and state about what price you are willing to pay, and we can surely please you.

Any of the above Bibles sent postpaid at prices given. Address Review and Herald Publishing Assn., 222 N. Capitol St., Washington, D. C.