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The American Standard Version is an offshoot of the Revised Version (RV). In 1872, a group of 30 scholars, representing numerous denominations, began work with their English counterparts on an update to the 1611 edition of the King James bible. in 1872. The American representatives of the project were selected by theologian Philip Schaff a prominent professor at Union Theological Seminary, New York City. The effort was primarily led by British clergy. As a result, an agreement was reached whereby the American contributions and suggestions would not be published for another 14 years. In 1901, the 14 year agreement between the American and British teams expired, and the Revised Version, Standard American Edition, as the ASV Bible was officially called, was first published.