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You don't have to rebind your Bible to add a nice cover. As Robert Jimenez reports at Weird Thinkers, you can look up the fine folks at Renaissance Art and order a custom leather book cover. Robert's, which set him back just under $40, fits quite nicely and arrived in a matter of days. Follow the link to his site for photos.
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Renaissance Art made a leather cover for my wide margin teaching Bible. It's rugged, durable, and still smells like the pasture the cow used to eat. (That is a good thing for someone who grew up on the prairie.)
Posted by: Mark Strobel | April 23, 2008 at 01:30 PM
I just got the cover I had custom-made from RA in the mail today, and it is fantastic. A good (and cheaper) alternative to rebinding.
Posted by: Daniel Jackson | May 02, 2008 at 10:02 PM
I decided to try the RA bible cover (brown) for my 2 study bibles - and they are truly more than what I expected. Beautiful, rugged, soft, & excellent workmanship. And yes, the smell was fabulous.
Only 1 "complain" though - they get "scratch-marks" easily.
Posted by: Ben Ting | August 08, 2008 at 08:31 PM