The Biblical Heritage Exhibit is happy to offer its new Ten Commandments Tablets. These beautifully designed tablets are recreations of the likeness of the tablets that Moses would have used to educate the Children of Israel in God's Law. Made...

This facsimile of the Bible used at Abraham Lincoln's first inauguration on March 4, 1861, and by Barack Obama when he was sworn into office on January 20, 2009 and January 21, 2013, commemorates those historic events. Velvet cover. 5.75"l....

The Great Bible, first printed in 1539, is regarded as one of the most beautifully produced Bibles of its time. Prior to its creation, the Matthews Bible and the Coverdale Bible were in circulation, but both had limitations: Coverdale’s version...

William Tyndale studied many languages over the course of his life, and became a gifted linguist. An associate once commented that Tyndale was "so skilled in eight languages – English, Latin, Greek, German, French, Italian, Spanish, and Hebrew – that...

Celebrate the legacy of one of the most influential preachers of the 19th Century with this meticulously crafted bust of Charles Haddon Spurgeon. Known as the "Prince of Preachers," Spurgeon touched countless lives with his powerful sermons and profound theological...

We are pleased to offer a facsimile copy of Stephanus's 1550 Greek New Testament. This facsimile -- a pure copy of Stephanus' work -- is printed on felt paper and bound in your choice of rich chocolate or burgundy leather....

Cast from the original proof plates used by Sunshine Minting to produce a commemorative coin in 1992 honoring C.H. Spurgeon on the 100th anniversary of his death, these Biblical Heritage Exhibit exclusive presentation pieces are available in your choice of...

This bust, made of marble stone resin and hand-finished with a bronze patina, depicts Philip (Philipp) Melanchthon, who had a hand in Martin Luther's German Bible translation of 1534 and the teachings of Lutherism during his lifetime. Product Dimensions: 7.5" wide...

This bust, made of marble stone resin and hand-finished with a bronze patina, depicts Thomas Cromwell, Vicar General and Secretary to King Henry VIII. In 1538, Thomas Cromwell, Vicar General and Secretary to Henry VIII, directed the clergy to provide...

The 1543 Francisco de Enzinas El Nuevo Testamento Facsimile was one of the first Spanish translations of the Bible to be printed in the common tongue in Spain. Francisco de Enzinas began his work in A.D. 1541 at the University...

HISTORY The Metropolitan Tabernacle in London is one of the most historically significant churches in Christian history. Established in 1650, the Tabernacle became renowned worldwide under the ministry of Charles Haddon Spurgeon, who served as its pastor for nearly four...

Introducing our William Tyndale statue, a masterpiece that combines historical significance, exquisite craftsmanship, and educational value. This statue is a tribute to the life and work of William Tyndale, a key figure in the Protestant Reformation. Tyndale's translation of the...

We are pleased to offer this small sculpture of John Wesley, sold exclusively by the Biblical Heritage Exhibit. This detailed sculpture is cast in marble stone resin and meticulously hand-finished with a beautiful antiqued bronze patina, making it a perfect...

Explore the legacy of the 1568 Bishops' Bible with this premium facsimile. Created exclusively for the Biblical Heritage Exhibit and available in your choice of three exquisite leather bindings, each featuring the seal of Queen Elizabeth on the cover, this...

This large, exquisitely detailed sculpted portrait of Martin Luther captures the essence of the Reformation, a pivotal period in history marked by intense power struggles between the Roman Catholic Church, state authorities, and reformers. Luther's bold stance against the Church...

After twelve arduous years of pressure, persecution, and constant fleeing from his pursuers, Casiodoro de Reina finished the complete Spanish translation of the Bible, though he himself testified it was hastily and at times insufficiently rendered, thus in need of...

The charted history of God’s Word in English was designed as a stand alone resource as well as a companion guide for the Portfolio Presentation set from the Biblical Heritage Exhibit. This simple yet incredibly informative booklet provides historical background...

Immerse yourself in the history of printing with this quarter-scale, non-printing replica of a Gutenberg-style press. Handcrafted by local artisans, and created exclusively for the Biblical Heritage Collection, this replica offers a tangible connection to the past that is ideal for historians,...

Introductory Special Price $99 We are thrilled to introduce this meticulously crafted facsimile reproduction of the Mamusse Wunneetupanatamwe Up-Biblum God — also known as the Algonquian Bible or the Eliot Indian Bible of 1663. Recognized as the first Bible of...

NEW TEXT Experience the beginning of a monumental shift in biblical scholarship with this facsimile of the first-ever printed Greek-Latin parallel New Testament, originally published in 1516 by Desiderius Erasmus and printer John Froben. This edition, titled Novum Instrumentum omne,...

Delve into a landmark moment in biblical history with this facsimile of the 1519 edition of Erasmus’ Greek New Testament, a key work that reshaped the study of Scripture and laid the groundwork for the Reformation. Desiderius Erasmus, renowned for...

The 1522 edition of Erasmus' Novum Testamentum holds a unique place in the history of biblical scholarship as the third of his five Greek New Testament editions. This edition was the most influential of all, primarily because it served as the...

We are pleased to offer this beautifully detailed sculpture of Queen Elizabeth I, made of marble stone resin and hand-finished with a bronze patina. At the death of Queen Mary, the Protestants were relieved by Queen Elizabeth, who was a...

This bust, made of marble stone resin and hand-finished with a bronze patina, depicts John Calvin, a prominent figure in the Protestant Reformation. With the death of King Henry VIII and the ascension of Queen Mary (Bloody Mary), the Protestant...

This medallion or seal commemorates James I, King of England and Scotland. It is cast from a rare vintage medallion that Laurant Designs reproduced for Corocraft from the original by permission from Her Majesty's Keeper of Public Records. Marble-stone resin and-finished in an...

The Blayney Oxford 1769 edition of the King James Bible is the revision that would become the standard for the modern King James Bible that we are blessed with today. This revision was conducted by Benjamin Blayney at Oxford University,...

The Blayney Oxford 1769 edition of the King James Bible is the revision that would become the standard for the modern King James Bible that we are blessed with today. This revision was conducted by Benjamin Blayney at Oxford University,...

The 1527 edition of Erasmus’ Novum Testamentum stands as a vital contribution to the progression of biblical scholarship, showcasing Erasmus’ ongoing refinement of the Greek text and his growing influence on the religious landscape of the time. As the fourth of...

Step back in time to the Renaissance era with this exquisite replica of the famous Plantin-Moretus Press, a masterpiece of printing history. Crafted to the finest detail by a Virginia artisan, this replica embodies the essence of the original 16th-century...

This 4-volume set of the Second Rabbinic Hebrew Bible is bound in beautiful buff suede calfskin leather. The rounded spines feature foil embossed burgundy labels. The covers are decoratively debossed to add to the fine finishing. The text is printed...

This beautiful, non-printing replica of a Gutenberg-style press is handcrafted by local artisans, and created exclusively for the Biblical Heritage Collection. It is built to one-eighth scale and finished with a rich stain. The Gutenberg Movable Type Printing Press, created...

The Geneva Bible became known as a modern Bible, because it was the first to have both verse and chapter divisions, and also included extensive marginal notes, which totaled one-third the length of the Bible itself! These notes were written...

In the 19th century, a revolution in biblical scholarship was prompted by the publication of a never-before-seen manuscript called Codex Sinaiticus.  The work was allegedly “discovered” by a German scholar named Constantine von Tischendorf, who declared this to be the oldest...

NEW TEXT The 1535 edition of Erasmus’ Novum Testamentum stands as the crowning achievement of his life’s work in biblical scholarship. As the fifth and final edition, published just a year before Erasmus’ death, it reflects a lifetime of tireless...

This bust, made of marble stone resin and hand-finished with a bronze patina, depicts John Rainolds (Reynolds), who had a significant role in the creation of the King James Version of 1611. At the death of Elizabeth, her successor was...

This marble stone resin bust of Ulrich (Huldrych) Zwingli is hand-finished with a bronze patina, adding an elegant touch to any room. The sculpture features a realistic portrayal of the historic Swiss reformer, known for his contributions to the Protestant...

Celebrating the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation This coin is a solid resin replica of a beautifully preserved commemorative coin made to recognize the significance of Dr. Martin Luther's 95 Theses in the role of the Reformation.  Product Dimensions: 2 ¼" x ⅝"...

We are pleased to offer this rare likeness of Saint Jerome, one of the church's most learned of the Fathers, in this bust made of marble stone resin and hand-finished with a bronze patina. Jerome was born to a wealthy...

We are pleased to offer this beautifully detailed sculpture of King Henry VIII, made of marble stone resin and hand-finished with a bronze patina. Henry VIII was the second Tudor monarch, succeeding his father, Henry VII.  He reigned from April 1509 until...

This detailed statue depicts Johannes Gutenberg standing next to a book press and holding a paper which reads ET LA LUMIERE FUT 1440 ("And there was light"). Cast in marble stone resin and hand-finished with an antiqued bronze patina. Product Dimensions: 8" wide x 7" deep x...

These bookends are cast in the same marble-stone resin that our statues are crafted from, and are hand-finished with an antiqued bronze patina. Due to their handmade craftsmanship, each set will be beautifully unique with differing textures, shading, and finishing....

With incredible attention to detail from his fur lined cap and coat to his iconic beard, this table-top or bookshelf size sculpture captures the likeness of Johann Gutenberg In the days between Wycliffe’s single handwritten Scripture (taking as much as...

This bust, made of marble stone resin and hand-finished with a bronze patina, depicts well-known Bible translator William Tyndale. William Tyndale, master teacher and scholar, was most familiar with the texts of Hebrew, Greek, Latin, Syriac, and others. With the...

THE GUTENBERG BIBLE: Somewhere around 1450, Johan Gutenberg entered into a partnership with merchant and moneylender, Johann Fust. Together they set up a press upon which they printed the first complete book – a Bible. This Bible, a revision of...

  Cast in marble stone resin from an antique French spelter figure, this detailed statue depicts Johannes Gutenberg standing with one foot resting on a book press, holding a paper which reads ET LA LUMIERE FUT ("And there was light"). The inscription GUTTEMBERG adorns the round base. Hand-finished...

This small bust of Martin Luther is cast in marble stone resin and hand-finished with an antiqued bronze patina. Celebrate the legacy of the German theologian and leader of the Great Reformation with this detailed historical piece that would make a great addition to...