The Lost Gutenbergs

The Gutenberg Bible remains one of the most important landmarks in the history of printing and the transmission of the biblical text. Works connected to its survival, distribution, and discovery continue to hold a special place in the study of early printed Scripture and the history of the book. The Lost Gutenbergs presents the account of the discovery of 128 unbound original Cooper Square Gutenberg Bibles. Focused on a remarkable chapter in the modern history of one of the world’s most influential printed works, this volume offers readers a meaningful entry point into the continued story of the Gutenberg Bible and its historical legacy. This edition is presented in English as a hardcover with dust jacket in a generous large-format size. Measuring 9.375 x 12.25 inches with a thickness of 0.375 inches and weighing 1.2 pounds, it is suitable both for careful reading and for display in collections centered on Bible history, printing history, and rare religious books. For collectors, researchers, and readers interested in the material history of Scripture, The Lost Gutenbergs serves as an accessible and well-presented volume on an unusual and compelling discovery.