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Made by David Bryce & Son. Glasgow. 1901. Containing the old and new testaments. 1 ¾ “ x 1 ¼ “ Bound in brown leather and decorated in the old style. Title in gold on the spine. A magnifying glass inside the back cover. Chained to the oak lectern 5 ½ “ high. A label under the base gives the history of chained bibles that can be found in some cathedral libraries. A very good example.
By Bryce, 1901. 1 ¾ “ x 1”. Bound in brown leather and decorated and bound in the old style with a magnifying glass in a pocket at the back. Preserved in a tartan box. Labelled inside “The Smallest Bible in the World”. A very fine copy.
For Letitia London 1840. Illustrated by Schloss London. ¾ “ x ½ “. Leather bound with blue front and red title. Contained in leather fitted box with title on lid and a magnifying glass inside.