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London: Macmillan, 1897. First edition. xvi, 179pp, with a tissue-guarded frontis and text illustrations. Two ownership names to half-title, one being in ink, the other, boldly pencilled, is Dunsterville - thought to be Major-General L.C. Dunsterville, friend of Kipling, and known as Stalky. Faint brown foxing to many pages: contents otherwise clean and unmarked. In the original binding of smooth bottle-green cloth, spine ruled and titled in gilt, the front ruled in blind and decorated with an emblem in gilt, bright. Binding firm: extremities blunted, short split at head of spine; some very minor bubbling to cloth, and scuffed at lower corners. Good copy. VG.

Price: £50.00

London: Heinemann Educational Books, 1976. First edition. xiv, 282pp. Faint vertical line to endpapers from edges of dust jacket. Contents otherwise very clean and unmarked. In the original blue cloth-textured binding titled in gilt, clean and firm, with very slight sunning to top edge, and very slight compression to base of spine. In protected unclipped dust jacket. Spine very faded (scarcely legible), otherwise bright and clean with minor edge scuffs and slight sunning to top of front panel. Very Good in VG- dust-jacket.

Price: £48.00