The Protocols of the Elders of Zion — Collector’s Hardback: Spot UV & Red Ribbon

A distinctive binding for your collection

Clear spot UV gives the red band a gloss finish against the matte cover. A red reading ribbon marks your place, while cream paper completes the interior. This collector’s hardback contains the same historical text as the paperback and includes the same free digital companion.

Read the text. Examine the evidence.

Read all twenty-four sections of the 1920 English text in a clear, carefully prepared edition. The historical introduction, chronology and source note set the document in context; the separate digital companion lets you explore its language, arguments and borrowed passages in greater depth.

Inside the printed book

• All twenty-four sections of the historical text
• Historical introduction, chronology, source note and references
• 83 physical pages + 34 digital: an 83-page printed book on cream paper in a 152 × 229 mm format, plus a separate 34-page PDF companion download

Free digital companion included

Every physical copy includes a free 34-page PDF companion download with commentary and study questions. Read the main text in print, then open the companion alongside the passages you want to explore.

• Commentary on all twenty-four sections, with 72 critical notes
• 48 study questions, presented alongside the section commentaries for discussion and further reading
• Source references and editorial notes

The 34-page digital companion is supplied as a separate PDF download. It is available after payment through your Irving Books account, with a download link sent by email.

Collector’s binding

• Case-bound hardback with a matte laminated cover
• Clear spot UV on the red band
• Red reading ribbon
• 70 gsm cream paper with natural cream page edges
• UK production, with international delivery charged separately

The gallery mockup illustrates the intended finish and ribbon. It is a visual preview, not a photograph of a finished copy.

Historical context: The Protocols of the Elders of Zion is an antisemitic forgery. This edition presents the historical document for critical study, with evidence and context to examine its claims.

Ordering and delivery

Available to order. Each copy is printed to order. Dispatch timing will be confirmed once production is scheduled. Delivery is charged separately. Your free digital companion is available after payment.