[Faith-Talk] sources of free hardcopy Bibles in Braille

[sarah at sarahblakelarose.com]

Hi Sandra.
My guess is that it was quite old. That is the way books were produced many
years ago and today they have gone to the comb bindings for the most part.
You could inquire at the various braille Bible producers to see how they are
printing and binding but I think there are only two or three left.

Sarah Blake LaRose, D.Min.
sarah at sarahblakelarose.com
http://www.sarahblakelarose.com

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Hey, Sarah,
 
Unfortunately, I don't have an answer to your question; I just know that I
had one that had been donated by my church when I was maybe 11; and, of
course, at that age, you're less likely to look into who produced it, LOL!
All I remember is that its paper and the way it was bound (the cover was
stapled in) was similar to what you'd see in today's "Cook's Illustrated" or
any of the other mags available through NLS-which made it very durable.
 
Sandra
 
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until it is faced.
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