The Hymnal: Revised and Enlarged

The book is bound in red cloth, showing signs of wear, including minor fraying at the edges and some fading. There is no dust jacket. The binding remains intact, though the spine shows some signs of age-related wear. The pages are yellowed with age, but the text remains clear and legible.

"The Hymnal: Revised and Enlarged" is a significant edition published by Oxford University Press, American Branch, in 1892. This edition was adopted by the General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America. It represents an important revision and enlargement of previous hymnals, reflecting the liturgical and musical needs of the Episcopal Church at the time. The copyright page states the original copyright year as 1889 by James Pott & Co., indicating a prior publication before this particular printing. This hardcover edition is bound in red cloth with a simple embossed cross on the cover, characteristic of ecclesiastical publications of its era. The book's condition shows signs of wear typical of its age, but it remains a valuable piece for collectors interested in religious texts or historical hymnals. This edition is particularly notable for its connection to the Episcopal Church and its historical context within American religious practices.