Sing-Ioh Cen-Cu Hing-Hua Ban-Ua Hing-Hua Bi-Hing Cu-Geh Uah-Bang. The New Testament in the Hinghwa Dialect, Romanized 1912 Leather Bound
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This 1912 edition presents the New Testament in the Hinghwa dialect in Romanized form. Its leather binding, gold-leaf spine printing, and sewn construction combine historical linguistic content with traditional bookmaking details, offering a distinctive volume for readers interested in scripture, regional language, and heritage editions.
About This Book
This volume presents the New Testament in the Hinghwa dialect, using a Romanized writing system.
Published in 1912, it reflects a historical effort to make Christian scripture available in a regional language.
The book features a leather binding on the spine and corners, along with gold-leaf printing on the spine.
Sewn binding is noted for added durability, making this edition of interest to readers of religious texts, language history, and historical book production.
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