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Bible (Old and New Testaments), annotations, illustrations, dictionary, Ten Commandments page, etc. Title: "The Pictorial Bible" Publisher: A.J. Holman & Co. Published: 1873 A.J. Holman & Co. was a well-known Bible publisher in 19th-century America, particularly known for publishing high-quality family Bibles from the 1870s to the early 1900s. Their Bibles were known for their luxurious bindings and illustrations, and were made for wealthy families and churches. 1873 was shortly after A.J. Holman & Co. was established (1872). The address "No. 930 Arch Street" was the early office before the relocation to 1224 Arch Street in 1881. From a historical perspective, this Bible is one of A.J. Holman's early masterpieces. It also includes a Ten Commandments page, illustrations of ancient Egypt, and color pages, demonstrating the advancements in printing technology at the time. Not only faith, but also aesthetic value was emphasized. Condition: While there is wear on the leather and some page staining, the hardware is in good condition, and overall it is "good" to "very good" for something approximately 150 years old. Rarity: The 1873 edition of A.J. Holman was produced in relatively large quantities, but those with hardware are rare (approximately 10-20%). Luxury of the binding: The leather, gold leaf, hardware, and color printing are of the highest standard of the Victorian era. This reflects the high quality of A.J. Holman. About the owner The engraving "William N. Rogers & Nellie A. Rogers" suggests it was likely custom-ordered as a commemoration of marriage or family. It is believed to have been owned by a wealthy American family after the Civil War. Cultural Significance Victorian-era family Bibles symbolized family faith and status. The hardware, custom engraving, and color pages indicate that it was a particularly high-end item, made for the wealthy. As an early edition of A.J. Holman, it reflects the company's role in the history of Bible publishing. It has high historical and decorative value for collectors. Estimated value is up to $1,500 according to AI appraisal. Offered at a bargain price. ※Please note that we cannot respond to inquiries about price negotiations. ※No claims and no returns.
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