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Bible Case, Dicksons Large, Poly Brown
$19.99
Brown antique-aged look polyurethane. Spine handle with designer matching zipper pull, an outside zip closing pocket, and bookmark and elastic pen loop. Size is 6 3/4 x 9 3/4; 1 3/4 inch thickness. Fits Holman Giant Print Reference Bible, Cambridge Concord Reference (has extra room), and Thompson Chain HandySize (has extra room).
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Brown antique-aged look polyurethane. Spine handle with designer matching zipper pull, an outside zip closing pocket, and bookmark and elastic pen loop. Size is 6 3/4 x 9 3/4; 1 3/4 inch thickness. Fits Holman Giant Print Reference Bible, Cambridge Concord Reference (has extra room), and Thompson Chain HandySize (has extra room).
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