Pilgrim
Puritanboard Commissioner
Today I "happened" upon a burgundy bonded leather copy of the Spirit of the Reformation Study Bible in a local Christian bookstore. The box is really banged up, as one might imagine, but the Bible is in good shape considering how long it must have been in the store. It even retains some discernible "new Bible smell." Some of the pages are a little wavy, probably (at least in part) because many of them have not been separated at the corners after all these years.
I already had the Hardcover edition. It is also basically in Like New condition and has been very lightly used over the years. It has no markings, etc.
I'm definitely going to be looking to sell or perhaps trade one of these. Which one is the question.
I already had the Hardcover edition. It is also basically in Like New condition and has been very lightly used over the years. It has no markings, etc.
I'm definitely going to be looking to sell or perhaps trade one of these. Which one is the question.
