Bible Rebinding
Here are some of the most asked-for categories for rebinding a Bible, here at Leonard’s. Clicking on one of these pictures will show you several types of Bible covers we would recommend in each of the categories. We use genuine leathers, standard bookbinding cloth, or imitation leather cloth, but never bonded leather. If you’d rather browse the various leather types, see our Leathers and Grains page.
Our prices generally include raised ribs and “Holy Bible” on the spine or the front (unless the leather wouldn’t allow for that), leatherette end pages, and one new ribbon marker. Return shipping and handling is extra and depends on where you live and how you would like the Bible shipped back to you. When you’ve decided on the style you want, just proceed to our ordering page. There are prices for extras there, such as more ribbons or additional imprints. If you’ve seen something on our website, but don’t see the price on our “Ordering” page, you can include it on your order form, or just ask.
Traditional Look
Mostly black, brown, or burgundy Bibles
Something “Different”
Bible styles that stand out in a crowd.
Colorful Covers
All the colors of our pre-dyed leathers
For Men
Covers comfortable in the hand of a man
For Women
Bible covers comfortable in the hand of a woman
For Pastors
Recommendations for pastors’ Bibles
Soft to Touch
Leathers that are squeezably soft — but still durable
Limp and Flexible
Most likely to open flat, right out of the box
Small Bibles
Leathers that work for a small or slim Bible
Sturdy Covers
Covers made to last!
Large Bibles
Leathers that work for a larger or thick Bible
Rustic
Hand-dyed, antiqued, and some with more natural grain
Classy
Higher class look and feel
Specialty Styles
Leonard’s Specialty Rebinding Styles
Budget
Least expensive genuine leather, cloth, and imitation leather