Single leaf, 15½x10, folio K4 from a first edition of the King James Bible. Text in two columns, within rules, with [two] 6-line woodcut initials. Matted and framed, total size 21¼16.

This leaf from a Bible with the same collation and text as the first printing "He" Bible, but with minor textual differences indicating a later issue (Leviticus in header spelled with a "v" rather than "u" and some other differences). Framed to show the leaf verso with the beginning of Leviticus, Chapter 10. The first edition of the King James Bible was described by W.A. Jackson as "perhaps the single most important influence upon the development of English prose style."