Looks like Grandpa's old WWII flight jacket, but it's really good, sturdy lambskin with great flexibility.  Optional:  maps for end pages, if you'd like, in lieu of the standard leatherette.

This is the Old West look, sheepskin with a look and feel of old, worn-out, dried, cracked leather--only it's not.

Flexible, economical non-leather Bible rebinding choice in a sturdy, manly style.

Available in:

• Desert Camouflage

• Army Camouflage

Sturdy standard grained leather with a matte finish and medium flexibility.  This leather is both sturdy and economical and is seen on most new genuine leather Bibles.  Like them, we stamp it with simply "genuine leather."

Close-up of the familiar mission grain, impressed into the leather.

Available in:

• Black

• Dark Brown

This leather is wonderfully soft and supple, can be "branded" (blind-stamped or gold-stamped) with a deer head if you'd like, and reminds you of Esau.

Thick, soft and supple, yet good and sturdy.  "Brand" it with your name or initials on the front.

Available in:

• Burgundy

• Dark Brown

Made of good, strong calfskin with a hand-rubbed antiqued finish.  Flexibility:  Firm, not wimpy, good for withstanding the weight of a heavy study Bible without sagging so you can't read it.  The leather may have natural irregularities that make your Bible unique and give it a rustic look.  

Available in various shades of:

• Saddle Tan (pictured)

• Brown

• Mahogany

• Burgundy

   

Drum-stuffed, hand-dyed, antiqued leather made from government-culled imported Australian kangaroos.  This leather has a firmer temper, but is easy to tool and stamp.  It has a wonderful smooth grain and leather smell and comes complete with a rope-edge border tooling and 2 ribbon markers.

Available in various shades of:

• Saddle Tan

• Brown (pictured)

• Mahogany

• Burgundy