Approximately twenty years ago, I discovered a first edition text of the Geneva Bible (1560) in pdf format online. I was in college in South Carolina at the time, and had more paper than common sense, so I used my time to print a copy of the Geneva Bible in signature format, which I subsequently bound by hand in my dorm room.  

My name is Brian and I am very much a bibliophile. To the extent that when a young child saw some of my collection he said, "It looks like you live in a library!" Needless to say, I was not expecting that one. 

I learned to bind books while in college in South Carolina, printing a Geneva Bible on my computer printer, sewing the signatures with dental floss, binding it with an old tee-shirt which I had dyed with iron-gall ink,  and binding it in my dorm room. Because of the state of my bank account at the time I had to use make-shift materials, but I came out of it alot more educated about books and their binding and care than I ever expected to learn. 

Fast-forward a number of years to 2022 when I inherited a Bible from a relative who had gotten it second-hand. The Bible was printed in the 1800s and had no cover. Needless to say, it has since become, along with the Geneva Bible, a sort-of poster child for the business. I would love the opportunity to give your antique books a new lease on life, and in the process give you a treasure that you will be proud to pass on to your heirs when that time comes. Thank you, and God bless you.