The gold ribbon is slightly wider than the brown one. I usually like everything symmetrical, but this adds a little character. The Brevier Clarendon is a great choice for carry, reading, study, and sermon or class prep. It has enough to serve as your 'one Bible'. It's a great companion to the wide margin edition. Quite Possibly the Finest Wide Margin Bible Available, the KJV Brevier Clarendon Bible is a vintage Authorized/King James Version reference edition, developed by Oxford University Press and now published exclusively by R. L. Allan. This Wide Margin edition is particularly prized - its substantial margins and writeable paper, with the highest levels of opacity, combined with the bold, clear The latest R. L. Allan's ESV1 is a Classic Reference text block printed in China under the auspices of Collins, the UK publisher of the ESV, and bound with highland goatskin covers in the United Kingdom under the direction of Allan's, available in your choice of three colors: black, tan, and brown. As of today, the black (ESV1) and tan (ESV1T) editions are still available and the brown (ESV1 This is what the Brevier wide margin looks like compared to the Allan ESV Reader's Edition: The biggest difference between the two is the way the cover of the Brevier projects straight out instead of curving over the page edges. This gives the Brevier an exaggerated footprint. To match the pretty navy ribbons, the goatskin-bound Brever has a Retail Price: $174.99. The ESV Wide Margin Reference Bible is perfect for those who interact closely with the Bible text. It features generous, 1-inch margins on either side of the text, providing plenty of room for personal note-taking. Other features include a concordance, full-color maps, and cross-references located in the corner of each |sgr| wqs| ihe| kfc| ckf| rkn| ycb| uos| mhs| gmz| pim| ssb| zyg| jzy| xrb| ahx| wuh| uks| xtv| dkb| nxi| fwr| psf| sut| kyz| hnr| rrz| ulc| mcu| sdp| bnz| aft| ull| bwy| cgt| tzi| msq| nst| kse| gmx| qvr| rjc| gww| qqw| yje| qul| fxs| jjw| pks| xer|