http://www.oldleather.com/oldleatherbibles.html

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Need summa dis to get dat --

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Casey Bessette
Westminster OPC • West Suburbs of Chicago • My Blog: Paradise Regained

"It is part of the calling of the ekklesia to learn to know the love of Christ that surpasses all knowledge and also to make known within the world of science 'the manifold wisdom of God' in order that the final end of theology, as of all things, may be that the name of the Lord is glorified. Theology and dogmatics, too, exist for the Lord's sake." — Herman Bavinck, Reformed Dogmatics, vol. 1, p. 46

This one is Reasonable however, and would be the one I would be interested in. Love the Side binding, kind of like the Journaling bible I have, which is very small.


http://www.oldleather.com/catalog/it...980/427648.htm

I've bought a couple of bibles from these people. They are top notch.

http://www.lewisbibles.com/

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I found this site as well. How do they compare with what you see on the Mid-Evil Binding ( Ribbed ) ?

They use calfskin and cowhide in thier top of the line bibles. They don't do any midevil type coverings.

Interesting...

You can send a Bible or a book that you like and have them bind it in really nice leather:
http://www.oldleather.com/custombinding.html

You could buy a paperback Geneva Study Bible and bind it up custom style!

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Why only KJV and NIV? Those are basically the only two translations I wouldn't want . . .

Also Mcspadden specializes in rebinding bibles...cool videos to watch on the process

http://www.mcspaddenbookbindery.com/

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Redeemer Presbyterian Church (Santa Rosa, CA)

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Behind a frowning providence He hides a smiling face"-William Cowper

Seeing all of these beautifully bound leather bibles is causing me to covet...

It's all yall's fault!!!

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Marysville. WA
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Now your thinking what I am thinking!

I wish they could add the creeds & confessions at the end, like my Spirit of the Reformation Bible. Probably not, but we'll see. I would like wide margins as well. I mark up Bibles like there's no tomorrow.

Also wish I had the choice of NKJV or ESV, or Geneva, but now it sounds like I'm creating my own personalized division huh ?

You could just buy a bible, creeds and confessions that were about the same size and bind them all together.

True

From Sandy at "Oldleather.com" on adding the Creeds & Confessions to a Bible:

"If you provide me with a copy of the Creeds and Confessions, printed the same size as the bible you want, you can pay stitching charges to add it. Here is the listing of additional charges:
http://www.oldleather.com/details.html "

That site is totally in my bookmarks now. Very cool. I might have one of my New Geneva Study Bibles that is hardbound right now put in a nice leather binding.

I've had this site bookmarked for some time; just waiting for the money to do anything about it!

I have a Biblia Sacra (Greek and Hebrew scriptures bound together in one volume) that I've been wanting to get rebound since it lost its cover about six months ago. As anybody who has one of these copies of the Scriptures can attest, the binding on these things are just awful. Anyone who uses theirs with any regularity will need it replaced within a year or two at best.

The great thing about this company is that they will customize for you. You can add embossing, extra ribbon markers, medieval style leather wraps/knots for enclosure, etc. You could walk around looking just like St. Jerome (check out the painting used on the cover of Hughes Oliphant Old's The Reading and Preaching of the Scriptures in the Worship of the Christian Church: The Patristic Age) - I think I'd ditch the red hat and white gloves, however.

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