WW2 British New Testament Bible

The WW2 British New Testament Bible is a compact religious text issued to members of the British armed forces during the Second World War. Typically featuring a khaki or olive drab cloth cover, these Bibles were produced in a small, portable format for ease of transport in the field. Many examples are marked with an inscription or dedication from senior military or government figures, such as the Lord Roberts or King George VI, emphasizing spiritual support for service members. The text contains the New Testament portion of the Christian Bible, sometimes including brief prayers or hymns relevant to wartime service. These editions were intended to provide comfort and encouragement to personnel during active service. The WW2 British New Testament Bible is a notable example of military-issue religious literature and reflects the efforts to support the morale and spiritual welfare of soldiers during the conflict. Condition, markings, and print details may vary with each surviving copy.