Posted 13 years ago
jackart
(56 items)
a set (Ithink) of small bible books. They are numbered 1-30 and ,although it is in rough condition ,they still have the origional box with them.
The books are in excellent condition though ,and I have never seen these before ... any info on these?
Those would be a bible study type of text. Inside the cover there should be a publishers name, like the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania or the Oral Roberts ministries, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and thousands of other ministries and not-for-profit organization headquartered in the New York City. Religious publishing houses and publisher of Bibles, Christian books for adults and children, audio books, videos, software are all not-for-profit organizations making billions. Somewhere in your books is the publisher name? With the colour of the box they look like a military promotional set sent to troups at war showing the world how great the religious organization is, helping our military? Need the publishers name on bible collectables.
All it shows inside the cover is The Holy Bible containing the old and new testaments translated out of the origional tongues and with the former translations diligently compared and revised. LITTLE LEATHER LIBRARY CORPORATION New York. thanks papa!
Thanks Thriftfan!
published in the 1920s by the Little Leather Library Corporation of New York. Each small book has a brown leather cover. The Little Leather Library Corporation of New York was founded in 1916 by Albert Bone, Harry Scherman and Maxwell Sackiem. Todays value $200.00 with extreme condition issues.
http://www.windmillministries.org/Antique-Family-Bible-Store-119.htm
A rare and appealing thirty (30) volume, numbered set of small books covering the complete Holy Bible - Old and New Testament, published in the 1920s by the Little Leather Library Corporation of New York. Each small book has a brown leather cover. The Little Leather Library Corporation of New York was founded in 1916 by Albert Bone, Harry Scherman and Maxwell Sackiem. It was one of the first attempts to mass-market inexpensive literary classics in the United States.
Thanks papa!!!