ESV Heirloom Thinline - A Full Review and Comparison
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2024
- The ESV Thinline Heirloom from Crossway is very similar to the Omega, but with a slightly smaller footprint, slightly thinner, and an 8pt font. This one is printed and bound by the legendary Royal Jongbloed in the Netherlands, and is built to last. My one minor complaint the of line-matching would also be a minor complaint. Come on Crossway fix this!
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Have recently managed to get an Heirloom Thinline in Horween leather at a great discount (almost 50%). It quickly became my everyday Bible. Absolutely love it! Thanks for the comparisons.
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I've got an heirloom edition from 2003, which I think is soon after the ESV began. It is 2 column with references in between the columns of Bible text. It is my favorite; I need the 2 col. version.
I wouldn't want to forgo the reference block and would be happy to add a little heft for the sake of a larger font (tired old eyes...) and complete references and notes. I'm considering the forest green goatskin Omega from Evangelical Bible.Thanks for the review.
Just want to start off saying I love your videos! Was just wondering what you recommend on an everyday carry/reader the thinline or the alpha, struggling to decide which one I should get😅 thank you for your videos and God bless!
Alpha. Same font size, smaller footprint, and line matched.
Alpha is absolutely the best. 😊
The alpha puts the thinline in an awkward place, especially since it is line-matched and in the same font as the thinline (you said 7, but I think you know it is 8 and just made a mistake). The leading in the thinline is a little better and can have slightly more characters per line. A part of me thinks that may make it compete with the Alpha...its just hard to think of why you would go thinline over alpha.
Definitely a mistake.