Cambridge ESV Topaz Reference Bible, Cherry Red Calfskin
Original price was: $295.00.$190.00Current price is: $190.00.
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Cherry Red Calfskin cover
2 ribbons and red under gold art gilt
Page size: 6″ x 9″ x 1-1/4″
10 pt. font with words of Christ in red
Cross references and Concordance
See Description below for more details.
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Description
Produced in a larger format and designed to suit both private study and public reading, the new Cambridge Topaz edition is a two-colour reference Bible of the highest quality. The Topaz features a brand new design and, as a new Cambridge family, will be made available in multiple translations over time.
The sleek and contemporary design of the Topaz is carefully printed on the finest India-style paper and complemented with traditional binding techniques. Chapter and Verse numbers are printed in red to aid navigation.
Features include:
Cherry Red Meriva Calfskin Cover – exclusive pictures here.
Textblock: approximately 6″ x 9″ x 1-1/4″
Smyth Sewn
Double column
Verse by Verse
Line matched
Modern, digital typeface
10 pt. font
Cross References in the outer margins
Translation notes at the bottom of the page
Red Letter for the words of Christ
28 GSM Indopaque paper
Art Gilt for both Goatskin and Calfskin editions
2 high quality ribbons
Concordance
Maps
Presentation and Family Records Pages - Reviews
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6 reviews for Cambridge ESV Topaz Reference Bible, Cherry Red Calfskin
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Christian Romero –
I’m in love with this bible, and it just pulls you in to continue to read. Amazing quality!!!!
mcintyre.robert (verified owner) –
This is my preaching Bible. I prefer the calfskin as it is easier to hold one handed and read. It is not too thick and is easy to use. I like the concordance and maps.
Nice readable font. The red text is a good color. Switching the verse number to black for the words of Christ are a nice touch. I did replace the ribbons as I prefer four ribbons.
I have several other premium Bibles and this one gets the most use.
alorren0818 –
I like this Bible but it doesn’t feel as premium as my other premium Bibles. I was hoping the text would be bolder like the turquoise but it’s not very deep or bold. The red letter is not consistent throughout with some spots being better than others. I like the feel of the calfskin. I’m not crazy about the paste down liner but they seem to have done a good job with it. I like the red cover it’s not too dark or too bright.
Doug Sowter (verified owner) –
it is my go to bible I use KJV also but the ESV is my favorite
Donald Tracey (verified owner) –
The verse-by-verse layout of this Bible is the wonderful. The problem I noticed is the red lettering. It fades just around John 3:16 (still readable without difficulty) but is better done and more easily readable everywhere else as far as I can see so far. It would be so easy (and probably cheaper) to just do a black letter text. That be said, I am pleased with this Bible. It is sturdy and a good reader. I would buy it again, even with the red letter issue. It will be my carry-to-church Bible.
Shauna (verified owner) –
The Topaz is a beautiful Bible. The calfskin cover is velvety smooth. The paper is as opaque as my other Cambridge Bibles. The print is large, jet black and clear. It will be very easy to read for long periods of time for a person with weak eyes. It is as readable as a Quentel. Crossway is fantastic but it was Cambridge that finally offered a traditional large print, verse by verse ESV Bible with red letters. The red is close to burgundy. Its easy on the eyes.
I have read comments about the quality of the Topaz not being on par with the Quentel. I have 3 full size and 2 personal size Quentels. While I certainly appreciate Schuyler quality I do not expect every Bible that I purchase to be just like a Schuyler. I appreciate the differences of other brands. As mentioned before the Topaz stands out because it offers what many mature people are used to as far as the verse by verse format of the Bible. The format is also preferred by many preachers and teachers.
The Topaz is a remarkable Bible. I am very pleased with it.