This product is a leather-bound, gilt-edged edition of Hitchcock’s New and Complete Analysis of the Holy Bible. Published in 1869 by A.J. Johnson in New York, this illustrated Bible features the illustrations by Thomas Nast. With a focus on religion and spirituality, this English-language Bible is a valuable and collectible piece for those interested in North American religious texts.
By Richard Randolph. “Aspects of Humanity: Brokenly Mirrored in the Ever-Swelling Current of Human Speech”.
1869 – Large bookplate on pastedown of 1869. Letter and Christmas 1871 publication tipped into 1869. Letter originally folded with crease lines. 1/2 title with a 1″ repair just along fore-edge. Light graphite “8” at bottom edge of 1.
It features a brown leather binding and is printed in English translated from original tongues. This edition is a valuable collectors’ item for those interested in Christianity, Bibles, and religion.
In solid Victorian antique condition with typical wear and penciled notes.
In solid Victorian antique condition with typical wear and penciled notes.