Diurnale Romanum, Latin-English Edition, 1962

NOTE: It has been brought to my attention that there is a repeating error in the rubrics in the Propers of the Saints section of this Diurnal. See below for an explanation of the error. The draft of the text used to print this volume is generated by code and there was an unexpected error in the code. The error has been identified and corrected in a new draft that has not yet been published. Remaining copies will be sold a discount.  A new edition will be published in the future that will have been more thoroughly vetted. I apologize for this oversight and steps will be taken to decrease the chances of it happening in the future.
-The publisher
 
Presenting the Day Hours of of the Roman Breviary (Breviarium Romanum) in Latin and English.  Text conforms to the changes of Pope John XXII in 1960. This book contains what is needed to pray all of the hours of the Divine Office except Matins. Gallican Latin Psalter of St. Jerome, English Psalms are from the Douay Old Testament (Challoner Revision). Contents: Prayers Before and After the Divine Office, Table of Movable Feasts until 2059, The Liturgical Calendar, Propers of the Seasons, The  Ordinary, The Psalterium, Propers of the Saints, the Commons of Saints, The Office of the Dead and an appendix with the Gradual and Penitential Psalms, The Litany of the Saints, Prayers before after Mass, and a few more misc. prayers, all in Latin and English. Red and Black text throughout. 5 1/2" X 8 1/2" page size, black cloth covered hardcover, 756 pages, 4 ribbon markers. 1 1/2" thick. Printed on 40 lb white opaque paper. High quality glued binding. Printed and bound in the USA.
 
Errata: In the Propers the Saints, the rubric which refers you to the Commons for III Class saints always directs you to the "Common of the Apostles" instead of to the appropriate Common for a confessor, virgin, martyr, etc... The abbreviation for the type of Saint is correct but the rubric below it contains an error. See last picture for an example of the error.
 
I also offer a guide on how to pray this Breviary: LEARNING THE NEW BREVIARY