Original 1560 Geneva Bible Leaf – Psalms (Digital Download)

This digital download presents a rare and remarkable artifact of Reformation-era scholarship: an original leaf from a 1560 Geneva Bible, one of the most historically significant English translations of Scripture ever produced.

The Geneva Bible was the first English Bible to be printed with numbered verses, and it served as the primary Bible of the Puritan movement, the Pilgrims, and figures such as William Shakespeare and John Bunyan. This particular leaf features pages from the Book of Psalms, rendered in the distinctive black-letter typeface of the period, with marginal annotations characteristic of the Geneva tradition.

Both the recto and verso of the leaf are included in this high-resolution digital scan, allowing for close study of the typography, marginalia, and the aged texture of the original 16th-century paper.

• Source: Original 1560 Geneva Bible
• Content: Psalms (front and back)
• Format: High-resolution digital scan
• Delivery: Instant download upon purchase

A distinguished addition to any collection of biblical history, Reformation studies, or rare book scholarship.