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This item WAS NOT SOLD. Auction date was 2025 Sep 25 @ 19:20UTC-07:00 : PDT/MST
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Brown’s Self-Interpreting Bible, Blackie & Son, c. 1870s (Victorian family Bible, large folio)
Blackie & Son edition of Rev. John Brown’s celebrated annotated Bible, revised with notes by Rev. Henry Cooke and additions by Rev. J. L. Porter. Large folio with numerous steel-engraved plates (“Abraham Offering up Isaac,” “The Judgement of Solomon,” etc.), marbled edges, and raised-band spine. Approx. 21–22 x 14–15 x 4–5 in.
Condition: binding worn with losses to corners/joints; foxing/toning to some leaves; plates present; text sound.
Provenance: Private collection, Alberta.
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Central Edmonton, Edmonton, Alberta, T6E2R2, Canada
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