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KJV Pocket Reference Bible, Burgundy Imitation Leather with Flap Fastener, Red-letter Text, KJ242:XR

KJV Pocket Reference Bible, Burgundy Imitation Leather with Flap Fastener, Red-letter Text, KJ242:XR
Burgundy Imitation Leather, with Flap Fastener

  • Date Published: April 2010
  • availability: In stock
  • format: Imitation leather
  • isbn: 9780521146050

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  • The KJV Pocket Reference Bible is a new addition to the Cambridge catalogue but it actually represents a familiar edition – the elegant KJV Pitt Minion – in a very compact and portable format. It includes the Old and New Testaments, supported by the Cambridge bold-figure cross-references, together with a pronunciation guide and glossary. The Bible has a sewn book block, allowing it to open flat, a ribbon marker and gilt page edges. It is bound in burgundy imitation leather with a button flap – a traditional bookbinding feature which protects the delicate Bible pages.

    • small and portable
    • cross-references and a glossary
    • traditional button flap fastening
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    • Date Published: April 2010
    • format: Imitation leather
    • isbn: 9780521146050
    • length: 656 pages
    • dimensions: 151 x 109 x 31 mm
    • weight: 0.28kg
    • availability: In stock

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