1852 Book of Mormon 7th Edition RARE LDS Mormon Book 3rd European edition

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1852 Book of Mormon 7th Edition RARE LDS Mormon Book 3rd European edition:
$3999.99

The 1852 Book of Mormon 7th Edition is a rare and valuable collectible for those interested in Mormonism and religious texts. Published by F. D. Richards in Liverpool, England, this 3rd European edition offers a unique perspective on the teachings and beliefs of the LDS Mormon community. With its historical significance and limited availability, this book holds a special place in the world of religion and spirituality, making it a prized possession for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

Book is in very good too very good plus condition with very little foxing. Pages are in very fine condition. Book is complete with all text, including title page and testimonies. Very rare and valuable and a wonderful addition to any collection.

Recently a first edition book of Mormon sold for $250,000. And talking with REID MOON he says the value of all book of Mormon will continue to go up following these increases in first edition book of Mormon.

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This particular book of Mormon was missing the very last page 563 and has been professionally tipped in with facsimile page that has been aged and looks authentic.

This is the 1852 Third European (British) Edition, printed in Liverpool, England under the direction of Franklin D. Richards.

Significance: It is a landmark edition in LDS printing history because it was the first to introduce numbered paragraphs throughout the text, as well as chapter numbers indicated at the inside margins of the running heads.

Rarity: While not as scarce or valuable as the 1830 First Edition (Palmyra) or the 1837 Kirtland edition, authentic complete copies of the 1852 edition in original leather bindings are highly sought after by collectors.

The provenance stamp “BENCREOCH HOUSE, ARBROATH” (Scotland) is a nice, verifiable ownership mark