Tall quarto. 36pp. Printed on Roycroft handmade paper, the book is illuminated with two large initials by Samuel Warner accented in gilt, and a hand-colored colophon device. McKenna describes the book as "one of the handsomest books of the press," and very clearly a completely separate publication from the smaller format edition Hubbard and company also produced in 1903. Bound by the Roycroft bindery in red morocco-backed mottled boards with corners finished in morocco, gilt spine titles and ornamentation. T.e.g. Upper corners a trifle rubbed, few small spots, otherwise about fine.  (McKenna 87).