Concord vs Allan KJV Wide Margin Bibles

A video comparing the Concord KJV Wide Margin to the R.L. Allan 5WM. Both include the text of the King James Bible in the 66 books of the Protestant canon. Both include wide margins all around, center column references, and text and translation notes.

The R.L. Allan 5WM has a smaller font (8 pt) which is sometimes broken; heavier (45 gsm), more opaque paper; more marginal area per verse; fewer lined pages for note-taking; and far more center column references; but it lacks a concordance and the 'Translators to the Reader.'

The Concord KJV Wide Margin has a larger, cleaner font (8.7 pt); lighter (38 gsm), more transparent paper; less marginal area per verse; more lined pages for note-taking; and fewer center column references; but it includes a concordance and the 'Translators to the Reader.' To see my video review of the Concord KJV Wide Margin, click here:    • The Cambridge Concord Wide Margin Ref...   .

00:00 Introduction
02:00 Book dimensions
02:37 Page layout
03:32 Margins
04:46 Marginal area per verse
05:34 More on layout
05:52 References and notes
08:11 Book title location
09:02 Chapter breaks and summaries
09:48 Print quality
11:08 The fonts
12:52 Paper
15:39 The material in back
20:09 The material up front
22:39 Summary
25:16 Summary comparison charts