THE HOLY BIBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD TESTAMENT AND THE NEW (London: Robert Barker, 1640 - the New Testament with separate title page, dated 1639, and colophon dated 1640) Two volumes, small 8vo, volume I ending in the midst of Psalm LXXIX, Volume II continuing to the end of Revelations; full black goatskin with marbled endpapers and gilt edges (apparently an early 18th century binding); containing various 17th century names and inscriptions, some partly over-written; Together with original letter from London bookseller, Myers, describing the book and its rarity
From the Estate of Doris Hill Reynolds.

Bindings have some wear but sound overall; front flyleaf torn horizontally. Narrow margins, some rather close to the side-notes. -------------- Additional Notes, Sept. 22: This Bible is not a reprint of the 1611 edition, but rather a new imprint in different format and font than the original printing. As such, it does not have the genealogical charts of the 1611 edition.