First edition, first printing. Duodecimo, pp. x, [2], 191, [1] blank, [6] of index. Publisher’s original pebbled maroon cloth, blind-stamped with lyre design to boards, sympathetically re-cased, titled in gilt to spine; citron end-papers ...

First edition, first state. Quarto, pp., [4], ix, [3], 228; [2], 304, [4] of contents, sig., [pi]² a-c² B-E⁴ F-3H²; [A]1 B-C⁴ [D]² E-4F² a². Collated ...

First edition. Quarto. Pp., 223. Illustrated throughout in colour, with many full page images. Supporting text in English. Leaves in white and pale pink to denote text and illustration sections. Publisher’s white paper covered ...

First Folio Society edition. Large octavo, pp., xiv 378. With eight colour illustrations including frontispiece by Oliver Barrett. Publisher’s bright red cloth with title blocked in black to spine, and decoration in black and ...

First thus. Large octavo, pp., xxxiv, [4], 357, [1]. With eight monochrome maps and 44 colour photograph illustrations. Publisher’s crimson cloth with title in gilt to spine, and decoration blocked in black to upper ...

Signed First Edition thus. Octavo, pp., xii 363. Signed ‘Special Edition’ limited to 250 copies only. Illustrated with six coloured plates, including frontispiece, by Douglas Smith. Publisher’s striking blood-red cloth with titles blocked in ...

First English edition of 1874, after the first French of 1873. Quarto, pp., xiv, 474, [2] of publisher’s advertisements. Plus 10 chromolithographic plates after drawings by Étienne Antoine Eugène Ronjat, with 137 further woodcuts ...

First paperback edition. Octavo, pp., 189. Publisher’s pictorial softcover. Near fine. Appears unread.

Fourth edition, after the first of 1934. Octavo, pp., xii, 825, [3] of publisher’s advertisements, plus colour-printed folding map frontispiece, and twenty-one plates (4 folding) as called for, numerous diagrams, illustrations and tables within ...

First thus. Octavo, pp., 220. Publisher’s pictorial softcover. Some cracking to spine and unobtrusive creasing to front of cover.

First LoPiccolo translation, from the twelfth German edition of 1903 (the last edition to be edited by Krafft-Ebing), comprising the first standard edition in English. Octavo, pp., xvii, 434. Publisher’s original red cloth, in ...

First thus. Octavo, pp., 174. Publisher’s pictorial softcover. A fine, unread copy, with slight wrinkling to the spine.