The Hymnal Revised and Enlarged

This hardcover edition of The Hymnal: Revised and Enlarged shows noticeable wear, particularly on the spine and corners. The cover is faded with some fraying at the edges, typical for a book of its age. The binding remains intact, though it exhibits some looseness. There is no dust jacket present. The pages are yellowed, consistent with the publication date of 1889, but remain free from inscriptions or library markings.

The Hymnal: Revised and Enlarged, published by James Pott & Co. in New York in 1889, represents a significant collection of hymns as adopted by the General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America. This edition is noted for its comprehensive revision and enlargement, aligning with the liturgical practices of the time. The hardcover format reflects the traditional binding methods of the late 19th century, making it a durable choice for congregational use. Although the author is not specified, the hymnal's adoption by the Episcopal Church underscores its ecclesiastical authority and historical significance. This edition does not include a dust jacket, which is typical for books of this period. Collectors and historians may find this volume valuable for its authentic representation of religious and cultural practices of the era. The book's condition shows signs of wear consistent with its age, adding to its character as a historical artifact.