Holy Bible
This Bible was published by the Illustrated Bible Society of London in 1900. Designed by Walter Crane, the Bible is illustrated throughout with 100 full-page prints by members of the Royal Academy.

The Alba Bible
An illuminated facsimile edition of the first translation of the Hebrew Bible into Castilian by Rabbi Moses Arragel at the behest of Don Luis de Guzman, Knight of the Order of Calatrava executed in Maqueda, Spain from 1422 to 1430.

American Canvaswork Bible Cover
A Bible cover embroidered in 1753 by 12-year-old Sarah Saunders of Philadelphia. The embroidery was designed to cover the Saunders family Bible, the King James translation printed in London in 1738 by John Baskett.

La Sainte Bible
This edition of the Old Testament contains 360 splendid mounted illustrations and 40 plates by James Tissot. Published in Paris in 1904 by M. de Brunoff & Cie and signed by Pagnant, the prestigious Parisian binder who was active between 1876 and 1916.

Holy Bible
Published by London Company of Stationers in 1650, this edition of the Holy Bible includes 142 rare contemporary hand-coloured engraved leaves. This book was typically printed without illustrations, and the few copies with illustrative plates exist only in black and white.

Twenty-Four Books of the Holy Scriptures
Published by The Bloch Publishing and Printing Company in 1880, this work is an early translation of the Holy Scriptures from Hebrew to English. This particular edition contains nine steel engravings from celebrated paintings and 13 photomechanical reproductions of illustrations by Gustave Doré.

Kennicott Bible
The Kennicott Bible is the most lavishly illuminated Hebrew Bible to survive from medieval Spain and combines Islamic, Christian, and popular motifs. This facsimile edition was published in 1985 and is No. 288 of 500.

Vorau Picture Bible
The original Vorau Picture Bible was written in Bavarian dialect in 1467. This limited facsimile edition was published in 1993 and contains both the Old and the New Testament with 559 colored pen and ink drawings.

Drawings for the Bible
A rare first American edition of Marc Chagall's second series of illustrations for the Bible, with 96 black and white photolithorgraphs and 24 colour lithographs by Chagall. Published by Harcourt Brace & Co. New York in 1960.

Gutenberg Bible
This facsimile of Poland's Pelplin Gutenberg Bible, orginally printed in 1452-1455, is cased in a replica of the of the briefcase-like packaging made in the spring of 1939 that helped to save the Bible during the World War II.

La Passion du Christ with etchings by Bernard Buffet
Published in Paris in 1954 by Creuzevault Editeur, this limited first edition includes several dry point etchings by Bernard Buffet with French excerpts from the New Testament.

Pamplona Bible
The Pamplona Bible is the picture Bible of King Sancho el Fuerte (1153-1234) and was created around 1200 in Navarra. This limited facsimile edition of the Spanish Christian Bible was published by Müller & Schindler Simbach am Inn & Coron bei Kindler Berlin in 2005.

Oxford Bible Pictures
Published in 2004, this is a limited facsimile edition of the Oxford Bible Pictures, originally published in Latin between 1230 and 1260.

Holy Bible, photographs by Francis Firth
This magnificent deluxe work was published by William Mackenzie for the Great London Exhibition of 1862, and features Francis Frith's groundbreaking photographic studies of the Middle East and Egypt. This issue is one of 170 copies and contains 57 albumen prints.

Holy Bible
Published by Mark Baskett in 1767, this particular copy of the Holy Bible belonged to the Delancy family, prominent New York loyalists. It is inscribed by various members of the Delancy family and was presumably commissioned by Stephen Delancy.