This is an antique edition of Hurlbut’s Story of the Bible, the self-pronouncing version, published in 1904 by W. E. Scull in Washington, D.C. This beautifully illustrated book is a complete Bible story running from Genesis to Revelation, told in simple language for both young and old. It contains 168 stories, each complete in itself, forming a connected narrative of the Holy Scripture.
The book features color plates and half-tone engravings, adding to its visual appeal and historical charm. The cover is a rich blue cloth with intricate gold and black embossed designs, showcasing scenes from biblical stories. The interior pages are in good condition for their age, with some natural aging and wear, but the text and illustrations remain clear and legible.
This edition of Hurlbut’s Story of the Bible is a wonderful addition to any collection of antique religious texts, historical books, or illustrated Bibles. It is also a unique piece for those interested in the history of biblical storytelling and vintage educational materials.
