KJV Topaz Reference Edition, Dark Green Goatskin Leather, KJ676:XRL

I was debating between the Topaz and the Turquoise. I was also hesitant to buy because I thought the Bible was going to be rather large and I would need to place it on a table to read. I'm really glad I purchased it, as it's a joy to read from and I can hold it in my hands to read. I'm a female and I would say I have regular/small hands. The cover is so soft, nice and floppy and it smells rather nice.

Beautiful green cover. Well put together. Best looking Bible I ever have ever bought.

This overpriced nonsense went right back. The Goatskin cover was so thin, cheap and stiff and no this bible doesn't lay flat at all. I mean seriously, I've been purchasing high end books including bibles since the 90's and I couldn't believe how cheaply this was made. The paper felt really cheap too and there is absolutely no weight to it. I thought the box was empty when it arrived yesterday, and I did spend quite a bit of time reviewing it. Enough to know that Cambridge bibles are not what they say they are. The term overpromise and under deliver comes to mind. I haven't been this disappointed is over a decade. Shame on you Cambridge for chagrining over $242.00 for this Bible, with a ridiculous MSRP of $350.00 forThis bible. In my honest opinion after purchasing several Thomes Nelson bibles and always more than satisfied, The Cambridge Topaz bible is maybe worth $55.00 and even then I feel I'm being generous. I didn't even know you could cut Goatskin so thin and cheap paper. The stiffest bible I've ever purchased.