1755 – Biblia – Martin Luther | 128 Engravings, Onolzbach German Bible

Martin Luther’s Biblia, das ist : Die gantze Heilige Schrifft have always maintained their popularity throughout German and non-German speaking areas. This impressive, 1755 printing is more notable than most Luther Bibles. This edition includes 128 separate copper engravings of Bible scenes and characters; illustrations not found in other Luther Bibles. This edition was edited by Georg Samuel Esenbeck and printed in the town of Onolzbach, Germany; a town not well-known as a major printing hub in the 18th-century.   Bibliographic Details Title: Biblia, das ist die ganze Heil. Schrift Alten und Neuen Testaments Author(s): Holy Bible Contributor(s): Georg Samuel Esenbeck (Editor) Publisher: Onolzbach, Heinrich Gottlob Billing und Johann Jacob Endert Edition: 1755 Format: 12mo, single volume Binding: Full leather Size:  7.75in x 5in (19.7 cm x 12.7 cm) Collation: [12], 656; 376; 286 pp Illustrations: 128 copper engravings Per title page Contents Include: Complete German translation of the Bible Provenance: illegible, handwritten notes on endpapers   Condition: Good. Full leather binding with noticeable rubbing and loss at spine. The structure remains intact with secure pages. The final two leaves are absent. Internal pages are complete otherwise and include all illustrations.   Why Collect This? Enormous Luther Bible Printed in Onolzbach, not commonly found in auction records 128 copper engravings within the text   Item Number: # 50447 Categories European History Religion Authors Martin Luther Printing Date 18th Century Language German Binding Leather Book Condition Good