Several weeks ago, I stumbled across an old classified ad for a old Bible. I contacted the seller to see if he still had it and for more info. He still had it,
and he said he didn't know much about it but he found one page in it that said "1588". Excited but a bit skeptical, I arranged to see it, and it
was a genuine 1589 edition Geneva! (The date of 1588 in on a "Book of Psalms in Metre" included in the back). It's NOT a reprint, it's the
real thing. It's in half-decent condition, but some of the front matter (main title page, preface, etc.) is missing - the first page is Genesis 1. There
also appears to be a few pages missing at the end of Proverbs, and the spine binding needs replacing. It's about 9"x7"x3". He took $1000 for
it (my wife almost choked), although several people had previously told him it was worth more (it hasn't been formally appraised). Doing some research, I
figure it's worth at least that much, and maybe double or more if I got it rebound. He wanted it "to go to a good home". 
So here's some pics of the latest (and best) item in my collection:
So here's some pics of the latest (and best) item in my collection:
