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What's Inside the 1611 King James Holy Bible?
11 x 7 x 1.5
2.12 Pounds
Original 1611 Title Page
Original OT And NT Title Pages
Original Translators To King James Dedication
Original Translators To The Reader Letter
Original Calendar
Original Table Of Contents Page
Original Lion And Unicorn Crest Page
Original Genealogies Of Holy Scriptures And Jesus Christ
Original Jerusalem And Holy Land Map
Original Gothic Font (Black Letter Font)
Original Spellings
Original Rubrication
Original Art Work
Original 39 OT Books
Original 14 Apocrypha Books
Original 27 NT Books
All Faux Leather Soft Cover Saddle Tan Color
Deep Embossing Front And Side Cover
Saddle Stitch Cover
3 X Place Holder Ribbons
Gold Gilded Paper Edges
Extra High Grade Bible Paper
Light Weight For Easy Carry
Durable Construction For Strong Use
Apocrypha Book List:
1 Esdras
2 to Esther
Wisdom of with the Epistle of Jeremiah
Prayer of and the Dragon
Prayer of Manasseh
1 Maccabees
2 Maccabees
This first edition, the 1611 King James Bible, isn’t a replica; it’s a genuine and authentic facsimile of the very first printing, preserving the rare and beautiful features found in the original. From the Gothic blackletter typeface to the unique spelling of everyday words, this edition transports readers back to the exact language seen over 400 years ago. These original spellings aren’t errors; they’re part of the historical integrity of the text.
What is a Facsimile?
A facsimile is an exact reproduction of an original document, carefully recreated to preserve its historical appearance. This 1611 King James Bible facsimile mirrors every page, spelling, and design of the first edition. From the Gothic font to the original translator notes, nothing has been modernized or altered. It’s the closest you can get to holding the real 1611 printing without paying hundreds or thousands for a rare antique.
Every page holds the linguistic fingerprints of the translators’ original work, preserved exactly as it appeared in 1611.
