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  • I read over on BibleDesignBlog a guy spilled water all over his ESV1, damaging it. Just as a long shot he called Allan Bible's about replacement. ESV1's were out of stock, so they sent him a complimentary ESV3!

  • Sigh. I can't make up my mind... ESV or NASB (I kind of lean toward the NASB a bit). Black or 'chocolate' brown... I'm sure whatever I end up deciding on I'll love it.

  • @Keruaran

    i faced the same problem.  I had to use the ESV though because when i preached out of the NASB i would fumble over my words so i went back to my good ole 8th grade reading level version ;)

  • @BlackEyeBeatings

    I ended up ordering a NASB Pitt Minion black goatskin leather Bible from Cambridge. It took 6 long weeks for it to arrive but finally arrived Monday. And wow... I can see why J. Mark Bertrand at Bible Design Blog likes Pitt Minions. It is by far the nicest Bible I've ever owned. Sigh... I'm hooked on premium Bibles now. :P

  • @Keruaran Well for now you can't find the ESV ESV1 for sale even on their web site........Backordered with no new date......Sad face:(

  • @OneScallywag

    I ended up getting a Cambridge Pitt Minion NASB in black goatskin leather. Its a beautiful little Bible.

  • oh yeah, the "defects" are not actually defects or mistakes. It's is the goat's encounter with rough material, or the makers could have accidentally chipped it. Most likely the first one though...

  • @geistlingster

    Yes, Allan use the genuine goatskin grain complete with irregularities. This means no two are exaclty the same.

  • how is the highland goatskin on RL allen bibles compared to the goatskin on cambrdige bibles?

  • Interesting. I had the previous printing but sold it because of the bleedthrough on the paper. Yours looks better than that one did.

  • Is this the latest release of the ESV1?

  • @bebakerus

    latest release, it is.

  • Great looking Bible! I got the exact one with the red ribbons- extremely satisfied!!

  • @fishersom

    i hate to admit, but i feel some what elite compared to everyone else with their bonded and genuine leathers haha

    ;)

  • I know exactly what you mean! Does this make us Bible Snobs?

  • @fishersom

    without a doubt.

    there is no question about it. haha

  • @BlackEyeBeatings lol i know what you mean once you go into calf and goat skin you can just never go back.

  • Regarding the "defect"... The highland goatskin cover from Allan is a solid piece of leather that shows the actual, original skin, as opposed to most Bibles have the leather stamped with a grain pattern. So, it could be that the goat that produced this skin for your BIble might have caught it's skin on some barbed wire or a thorn which produced your "defect." Adds to the uniqueness and character of your Bible. Nice choice. I've had a black ESV1 for a couple of years now. It's my favorite Enjoy!

  • @brettmaragni

    i didnt think about that!

    or maybe it was where the bullet missed and they shot it again D: haha....worth it anyways hah!

    im proud to be a part of the Allan family

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