1946 Douay Bible House Red Letter Edition — Complete with Maps, Index

A distinguished relic of Catholic tradition, this 1946 Douay Bible House Red Letter Edition embodies both devotion and history. Bound in textured brown cloth with the emblem of sword and key embossed on its cover, it carries the weight of centuries of translation lineage—rendered from the Latin Vulgate, refined by Bishop Challoner, and enriched with papal encyclicals by Leo XIII and Pius XII. Its red-lettered text highlights the words of Christ, while intact appendices, historical indexes, and vivid maps—including The Ancient World Showing the Posterity of Noah—anchor scripture in geography and time. Red-tinted page edges glow with mid-century craftsmanship, and the volume’s wear speaks of reverent use. Complete, authentic, and resonant, this Bible is more than a book: it is a devotional artifact, a scholarly resource, and a collectible heirloom for those who treasure faith, history, and the artistry of sacred print.