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Cryingeyes
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Ok. Hello My name is Jamie. A few years back we were given our Grandmother's house. We ended up finding what appears to be a collection of mini bibles. I have been looking everywhere for any info on these books and haven't even found one piece of info. What I know now is that, these books don't belong in this box... This box is where we found them, so we kept it in there. The box itself is from an alarm clock from a trademark called Big Ben. I am eager to show these little bibles off but with little to no info its hard to do so. The photos posted are photos I just took. I have a pencil next to the one to show size. Again, I am aware that this box does not belong with this set. Any info you can give me would be so greatly appreciated. Not looking to sell these or anything. I have them on a shelf with my other treasures, just curious where they came from. On the inside its printed American Bible Society. And has a date of 1915. That's all I can tell u at this point.
Also about this box. We no longer have the clock that was inside it. But its a pretty old box and we like it a lot. Fits the books good.
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