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Unnumbered issue called "A specimen copy", published 1900, contains material from issues for 1898-1899.Vol. 1 limited to 140 copies; v. 2 to 410 copies; v. 3-4 to 300 copies.Aug. 1898-1901 published in Hackbridge, Carshalton.Title from cover.Printed on one side of leaf only.Wood engravings, chiefly by Edward Gordon Craig; some hand-colored.Editor: Edward Gordon Craig.Vol. for 1900 lacks numbering but constitutes v. 3 and is called the Christmas number.Mode of access: Internet.Library’s copy of “Specimen copy” (1899) has two plates not hand-colored as called for in table of contents; some material not in order given in table of contents; some plates signed by Edward Gordon Craig; some plates annotated. Binding: publisher’s printed wrappers in green cloth chemise and slipcase, quarter black goatskin.Library’s copy of the Christmas 1900 volume has 5 bookplates (not 4 as called for in table of contents) and they appear throughout; “An ABC for children,” called for in table of contents, is not present; numbered 248 of an edition of 300. Binding: publisher’s printed wrappers.Library’s issues for v. 2 each in publisher’s printed wrappers and housed together in green cloth chemise and slipcase, quarter black goatskin.Library’s copy of v. 2, no. 4: plates “A Head-dress” and “The Equestrienne” are not hand-colored, as called for in table of contents; “The Merman” is hand-colored, not indicated as such in table of contents. Contains additional plate “Outwardly I was a curate…” by Edward Gordon Craig as illustration for “De Lunatico,” not in table of contents. Numbered 160 of edition of 410.Library’s copy of v. 2, no. 3: several plates out of order indicated by table of contents; has additional contents: one bookplate and poem “O star of France” by Walt Whitman; numbered 262 of edition of 410.Library’s copies of v. 2, no. 1 and no. 2 each lack the supplement plate called for in table of contents; both are numbered 262 of edition of 410.Library’s issues for v. 1 (1898) bound in one volume with publisher’s pictorial, hand-colored cover label. On recto of 2nd front flyleaf, inscribed: To Burton Emmett, Friend of Prints and Prince of Friends, from Bruce Rogers, July 22, 1928. Pictorial bookplate of Burton Emmett on front pastedown. Covers for individual issues bound in at end. Supplement plates for Jan. and Feb. bound in; those for May-Sept. loose