We select only the finest cowhide and goat leather for our rebinds, offering a diverse range of options to suit your preferences. Explore our leather selection to discover the perfect fit for your needs.

Each of our rebinds features a lambskin leather liner, available in a variety of colors. This inclusion enhances the Bible's aesthetic appeal and flexibility.

End Pages are the fist and last pages on a text block. The colors shown are the most common colors we use that match most leathes very well. Other colors and printed papers can be requested.

We use Berisford Double Sided Satin Ribbons made in England and there are many colors to choose from.

At Red Letter Rebind, we pride ourselves on crafting quality hand-stitched Bibles. Each Bible is meticulously stitched, ensuring durability and elegance. Our attention to detail and commitment to using premium materials result in a timeless piece that not only preserves the Word but also enhances your spiritual journey. Experience the blend of tradition and craftsmanship with our exceptional hand-stitched Bibles.

Commonly referred to as page-dying, this technique enables the addition of color to your pages. You may often encounter terms like "red-under-gold" or "blue-under-silver." The initial color denotes the page dye, while the gold or silver indicates existing gilding on the pages. Page dye can also be applied to Bibles lacking gold or silver gilding. It's important to note that this process is suitable only for new Bibles with minimal page wear.

Tooling involves the addition of lines to the exterior cover of the Bible. We offer the option of crafting a single or double line encircling the perimeter of the cover. Additionally, Bibles can be crafted without any tooling lines if preferred.

The spine's cover stamping is what distinguishes the Bible. Customize it with your desired text, whether it's "Holy Bible," a specific translation, or any other custom inscription. We also offer the option to stamp on the inside cover.

Yapp size pertains to the amount of leather overhanging the text block. A standard yapp measures approximately 1/4 inch, a semi-full yapp is around 1/2 inch, and a full yapp covers the entire block when folded over. Pictured is a Full Yapp.

Hubs serve as decorative elements on the spine of the Bible. They can be either raised or tooled for added visual appeal.

Elevate the Bible's appearance with gilt lines adorning the inside cover. Consider opting for a double gilt line for added elegance.

These are the colors available for Page Dye. Please note that a newer Bible is required for this process. We can also dye over the silver or gold gilt edges. These color swatches are for a guide only. The color may vary a little when added to pages.