New Testament, Red Letter Edition (KJV) | World Publishing | Early 20th c.

This early 20th-century Red Letter Edition of the New Testament presents the Authorized King James Version with the words of Christ printed in red, issued by The World Publishing Company of Cleveland and New York, a major American religious publisher active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The volume includes a self-pronouncing text, traditional chapter divisions, and a harmony of the Gospels, reflecting the period's emphasis on accessibility and devotional study for lay readers. The book is bound in black flexible leatherette boards with gilt titling on the front cover. Internally, the text is clean and fully legible throughout, with no marginal notes, underlining, or devotional markings. The only ownership mark present is the name 'Tommy,' neatly written on the front endpaper, offering a small, personal glimpse into the book's history without detracting from its overall presentation. Condition is best described as Very Good: the binding remains sound and supple, pages are evenly toned with light, age-appropriate browning, and the text block is solid. There is no dust jacket (as issued). Overall, this is an attractive, honest example of an early Red Letter New Testament, well suited to collectors of religious books, King James Bible editions, or early 20th-century devotional printings.…