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REB Lectern Bible with Apocrypha, Red Goatskin Leather over Boards, RE936:TAB

REB Lectern Bible with Apocrypha, Red Goatskin Leather over Boards, RE936:TAB

  • Date Published: October 1990
  • availability: Available
  • format: Leather / fine binding
  • isbn: 9780521507394
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  • Specially designed for public reading, the REB Lectern Bible would make an exceptional gift for a church. It has the same page numbers as Cambridge's REB Standard Text Bibles. This Lectern Bible is bound in red goatskin leather over boards and has three ribbons to mark different Bible readings.

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    05th Feb 2020 by Tresidder

    A beautifully made REB Edition Lectern Bible made to the very highest standards of quality and craftsmanship. I selected the red goatskin leather option which provides me with lifetime durability for every day associated wear and tear. I am very happy with this Bible and I would not hesitate to recommend it to anyone seeking a high-end Bible that will last them a lifetime. Regards, Mr Ian Malcolm Tresidder

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    • Date Published: October 1990
    • format: Leather / fine binding
    • isbn: 9780521507394
    • length: 1262 pages
    • dimensions: 342 x 270 x 86 mm
    • weight: 5kg
    • availability: Available

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