1611 King James Bible - Regular Facsimile Edition

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The 1611 King James Bible - Regular Edition Facsimile Reproduction of the 1611 First Edition King James Bible is a wonderful and affordable display piece for your home. It is big enough to be a "Family Bible", and you will spend hours pouring over it’s magnificent typography and woodcut designs found in the original 1611 KJV.

Significance of the 1611 Edition KJV
Most people have never seen what the original 1611 King James Bible looks like, and having one in your home will provide a great conversation-piece, and an object of great beauty for all to admire.

The Authorized Version of the Bible - popularly known as the King James Version - was first printed in 1611. It set the standard by which all subsequent English Bible translations have been measured. Translation of the King James Version was a monumental task, one undertaken by a 47-member committee of biblical scholars. For over 400 years, the Authorized Version of the Bible, popularly known as the KJV, has been beloved for its majestic phrasing and stately cadences. No other book has so profoundly influenced our language and our theology.

Economically Priced “True” Facsimile
For nearly half the cost of the Deluxe and Super Deluxe Facsimile Editions (that you will also see on our website), this bible provides a tremendous value as an economical 1611 Facsimile alternative.

Significance of “Facsimile”
Do not confuse these amazing photographic facsimiles with the small, inexpensive, "reprints" that we also offer. The popular Hendrickson "1611 Edition" mass-marketed Bible, for example, is NOT a true facsimile (nor do they claim it is). It is a totally new type setting in a more semi-modern Roman Style Type Face without the original woodcut decorative accents or beautiful Gothic Blackletter Style Typeface found in the original 1611 KJV. Such reprints may maintain the ancient spellings, but they do not LOOK exactly the same as an original 1611.

Each page of THIS Facsimile (or “Photocopied”) edition was computer-scanned from an original First Edition 1611 KJV, and printed on heavy cream paper. Other than the distinction of size alone, the Regular Facsimile remains an exact photographic duplicate of the very first press run of the world's most beloved book.

These facsimiles are all computer-scanned images from a genuine original, transferred directly to paper to produce an exact likeness of the genuine source material without the slightest alteration of appearance (except for size in this case).

Significance of Size and Binding
Measuring approximately 8-1/2 inches wide by 11 inches tall by 3-5/8 inches thick, this Regular Facsimile provides a much more manageable "medium-folio" size, rather than the original "giant pulpit folio" size (which is approximately 12 x 17-1/2 x 5-1/2”).

The binding of this beautiful 1611 Facsimile is a hardcover black imitation leather with gold stamping along the spine. Imitation Leather is stretched and wrapped “over boards” to produce a beautiful, sturdy, yet more economical way to preserve a bible of this considerable size.

[Jrocku]

Thanks for making this Bible available to evryone at a price for anyone and also ok for you thanks @ lot it mean a lot God bless

[tommikoistinen]

Really beautiful as well. Thank you for making these available to common people.

[gforgrendetta]

The reduced size and weight make it more approachable for daily reading, although the font and nonstandardized spellings will require some acclimation. This isn’t so much a display piece as a Bible that can serve as the anchor of family records and devotions in a dedicated space. In a world that makes it easy to own 10 versions of the Bible in a variety of formats, this is an affordable way to access the scriptures in the language of our ancestors and also one that encourages a certain gravity in handling them. I’ve just ordered one and sincerely hope the binding will hold up to daily readings from both Testaments, Psalms, and the Deuterocanon/Apocrypha.

[RODDESIGNS]

We we place order on you guys website??

[christophermorton]

Is this edition still available in print?

[LeonardoBacalzo]

Is it possible go buy this outside of the USA?

[earlsarcades]

I’m King James 1611 all the way. The problem is how people take things out of context.