The product is a vintage Holy Bible Red Letter Edition published by National Bible Press in 1985 by Clara M. Gamblin. This leather-bound edition features gilded pages and illustrations, making it a beautifully crafted and visually appealing book. With the words of Jesus highlighted in red, this Bible serves as a special and meaningful edition for those seeking a personal connection to the spiritual and religious teachings found within its pages. Ideal for readers interested in exploring topics related to spirituality and religious texts, this Bible is a unique and valuable addition to any collection.

Holy Bible Concordance KJV Red Letter Edition 1973 Burgundy Cover Word Aflame Press Cover does have wear ~ see photos.

Black textured faux leatherm cover with gold lettering (“Holy Bible – Concordance” on front). Concordance included. Red Letter Edition – Christ’s words highlighted in red.

Twenty-Second Annual Report of the BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution 1901-1902, Part 1 only by J. W. Powell, Director 1904, First Edition, Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 359 pages. Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology for 44 pages, followed by two accompanying papers: Two Summers’ Work in Pueblo Ruins by Jesse Walter Fewkes of 196 pages, and Mayan Calendar Systems II by Cyrus Thomas of 106 pages, plus 13-page Index. Enhanced with many dozen small black-and-white photos, more than 30 full-page photos, more than 30 full-page full-color plates of pottery designs, and 2 maps in Fewkes’ report, and 12 plates and 47 figures in Thomas’ report. Hardcover book in Very Good condition, tight and clean with no marks. Pages are clean and white. Green covers with gilt titles on the spine and gilt design on the front are bright and clean. No dust jacket as issued. Visit My Store (See Below) or Check “Popular Categories” for More Items of Interest.

“Railroad Signatures Across the Pacific Northwest” by Carlos Arnaldo Schwantes is a 359-page hardcover book published by the University of Washington Press in 1993. The author explores the history and impact of railroads in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States, providing insights into the transportation and historical significance of this area. With a focus on transportation and history, Schwantes delves into the role of railroads in shaping the state and local economies of the Pacific Northwest. The book features illustrations and weighs 68.8 ounces, making it a substantial and informative read for those interested in the history of the region.

War Plan Orange: The U.S. Strategy to Defeat Japan, 1897-1945 by Edward S. Miller (2007, Trade Paperback).

For instance, it has been described as “a vital resource for understanding the faith’s origins and evolution,” highlighting its importance for both scholars and enthusiasts. The book or resource has received recognition for its thorough research and balanced perspective, making it an essential addition to any collection on religious history.

Discover “The Chief Petty Officer’s Guide,” a comprehensive resource for United States Navy personnel, authored by John Hagan and J. F. Leahy.

Discover the fascinating history of weapons through the archaeological lens with “The Archaeology of Weapons” by Ewart Oakeshott. This hardcover nonfiction book, published by Boydell Press in 1994, is a must-read for history enthusiasts. The book explores the evolution of weapons through time and cultures, providing a comprehensive understanding of their archaeological significance. Measuring 6.25″ in length, 9.25″ in height, and 1.25″ in width, this book weighs 1.5 lbs and has 359 pages. It is written in English and contains insights from various experts, including Ewart Oakeshott himself. This book is an excellent addition to any history or archaeology library and a great gift for anyone interested in the topic.

Author: John Francis Guilmartin. One 2003 revised Edition of. Year published: 2003. Hardcover in Dust Jacket, a very crisp clean book.