[Tomte]

The publisher Taschen Verlag has just published a facsimile of the exemplar in Göttingen (which they claim to be the best, both in paper quality and illustrations).

ISBN 978-3-8365-6221-8

[tmalsburg2]

Awesome. I learned Classical Latin in school. Would I be able to read the Latin of the Gutenberg Bible with moderate effort or is that Latin too different and peculiar?

[cafard]

The Latin of the Gutenberg Bible is St. Jerome's, so from about 400. It should be nothing that you would find difficult. I imagine that there will take some but not much time to figure out the abbreviations, ligatures, etc.

Tuft's Perseus project (and many, many other sites) have the Vulgate available on-line: see http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/collection?collection=Pe... .

[Tomte]

I suspect yes, but I am not qualified to really answer that.

But can you read Textura?

There are digital facsimiles and photos of several Gutenberg Bibles online. Just give it a try.