This facsimile presents the 1536 Tyndale New Testament, an important witness to the continuing influence of William Tyndale’s English translation work. Following the legacy of the earlier 1526 New Testament, this edition reflects the preservation and transmission of Tyndale’s text in a form that remains historically significant in the development of the English Bible.

Originally printed in 1534 and reprinted in 1536, this edition preserves an important stage in the history of Tyndale’s translation. The 1536 printing is especially notable for its beautiful gothic black font and decorative drop cap lettering, features that help convey the visual character and historical presence of the work.

Produced in the same general style as the 1526 edition, this facsimile is prepared to preserve the appearance and character of the historical original while offering a practical and well-presented format for collectors, researchers, and readers interested in Bible history and the Reformation. This edition serves both as a historical reproduction and as a meaningful study piece for those seeking closer engagement with one of the foundational streams of the English biblical tradition. Bound in hardcover, the volume measures 5.75 x 8 x 1.375 inches and weighs 1.5 pounds, giving it a practical format for study, display, and collection.