A mid-century 1952 edition of the New Testament, published by Collins' Clear-Type Press in Glasgow, Scotland. Printed shortly after Queen Elizabeth II ascended the throne, this copy features a Royal License dated 3rd March 1952 signed by Lord Advocate J. L. Clyde. It is complete with its original dark slipcase and a handwritten inscription to the flyleaf for Corporal A. F. MacKenzie stationed at RAF Scarinish on the Isle of Tiree in the Inner Hebrides. Printed in Minion 48mo type with gilded edges, it offers a fascinating piece of military and Scottish island history.

This authentic volume is in good vintage condition with light cosmetic wear, age-related toning, and typical wear to the edges of the slipcase.

Dimensions: 12cm x 8cm x 2cm

This piece would suit Dark Academia, Vintage Library, Cottagecore, and Scottish Heritage interior decor styles, or make a fantastic addition for a collector of religious texts, military history, or Hebridean memorabilia.