Wartime Edition: A Bible With A Leather Cover Made From Paper? World Presstoff KJV Text Bible Review

You read that right! The cover on this Bible looks like leather, but it is made from paper! It's a product of the wartime effort when leather was scarce. Originally developed by the Germans, Presstoff was used for holsters, satchels, slings and other goods that could no longer be made from leather due to its use in World War II. I hope you all enjoy this little piece of history.

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Here are some specs on this specific Bible for those interested:

Translation: Authorized King James Version (AKJV)
Year: 1952(?)
Info. Stamp: 230 C
Publisher: The World Publishing Company
Type: Reader With Helps, No Footnotes Or Cross References
Cover: Black, Artificial Leather (Presstoff), Yapp
Liner: Black Textured Paper, Paste Down
Binding: Smyth Sewn, Overcast Stitching (Page 16)
Head/Tail Bands: White
Ribbons: None
Page Edges: Red
Words Of Christ: Red
Print Format: Double Column, Verse By Verse

Extras: Articles, Helps, Concordance, Maps

Issues:
• Minor cracks and wear on cover
• Small stain on page 693
• Presentation page neatly filled out with pencil and black ink
• Marriage page neatly filled out in pencil
• Light pencil notes on blank page before maps

Text Underlines Or Highlights:
• Small blue ink marks on page 181 (N.T.)
• Small blue ink underlines on page 190 (N.T.)
• Small blue ink underlines on page 218 (N.T.)
• Blue ink writing at bottom of page 27 in Concordance

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