Family Bible of John Musket Fife and Donaldina McVean of Midlothian, Scotland

£80.00

Family Bible of John Musket Fife (b.1858) and Donaldina McVean (b.1855)

This item references 15 individuals with dates spanning from 1855 to 1910.
The surnames Fife, McVean and Taylor are referenced.

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Weight 5.1 kg
Dimensions 33 × 26 × 8 cm
Publisher

Oxford University Press

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A large mid-Victorian leatherbound Bible, from the Family of John Musket Fife and Donaldina McVean of Midlothian in Scotland. The family register covers 15 individuals, ranging from John Musket Fife's birth in 1858 and his wife's bith in 1855 through to the marriage and seven children of John Musket Fife Jr.

The register is written on one page in two, or possibly three neat hands. The Bible includes a number of inserts found within the pages: An embroidered card on faded red silk depicting a cross with the words "God be with thee"; An embroidered card on green silk with the words "From Helen x"; Three pieces of red tweed, each around four inches in length.

The Bible itself is in good condition, though the front title page appears to have been removed. Unusually, the boards remain attached, and the spine is tight with headbands.

Additional information

Weight 5.1 kg
Dimensions 33 × 26 × 8 cm
Publisher

Oxford University Press

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