My post a couple of days ago about Extravagant Bibles caught Ben Ting's interest. He decided to spring for the one at the top of the list, the Smythson KJV bound in Brown Mara Calfskin. For the benefit of the rest of us, he's posted:
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Ben Ting, you are a nut! But you're my kinda nut. I knew when you wrote that drooling post on your website that you would be purchasing that crocodile bible. It's beautiful. And while I'm not a crocodile man, I admire well bound books and bibles. There's just not enough of that kind of craftsmanship around today.
Posted by: Jeff Seymour | December 15, 2008 at 01:02 PM
MERRY CHRISTMAS! May the love & peace of God so fill you all in this joyous season.
Just a small testimony to reading Mark's blog since mid of the year - in a most unexpected way, I was introduced to Reformed Theology thru this site... kind of. So, it's not just about quality Bibles.
Praise the LORD for Mark & his family!
Posted by: Ben Ting | December 23, 2008 at 05:12 PM
FYI... another worthy alternative is this little funky Leather Bound Bible from Aspinal of London.
Posted by: Reggie Blacks | December 29, 2008 at 08:46 AM