The King James Bible, 1611 (Six companies of translators at Westminster, Oxford and Cambridge, 1611). The first edition, in black letter, with the Apocrypha between the Testaments and the translators' own preface explaining that they had not made a new translation but tried to make a good one better. This site serves its text in full; the scan is here because the page itself is worth seeing — the marginal alternates, the italics marking supplied words, and the printer's errors that gave later editions their nicknames.