2 volumes. Color frontispiece in each volume. 7½x5, uniform red-orange cloth lettered in gilt and black, decorated in black. "Jerry" a second printing, "Michael" First Edition.

First title inscribed and signed by Charmian London: "Dear Cousin Willard: This is probably the first book every copyrighted by you; but it bids fair not to be the last. I never saw Jack put more enjoyment into writing a book than in this. Affectionately, Charmian, Glen Ellen, Cal., The Valley of the Moon, May 18, 1917." Copyright notice in both books reads "Eliza Shepard and Willard L. Growell, Executors for the Estate of Jack London." Mounted on the front pastedown is an original silver print photo of a small dog sitting perkily on the deck of a sailing ship (the Snark?), captioned below in Charmian's hand "Peggy, who was the 'model' for Jerry. See frontispiece, then read 'Foreword!" Peggy was acquired by the London's during the Snark voyage; she died at sea between the Solomon Islands and Sydney, Australia. Second title inscribed and signed on the front pastedown by Jack London's youngest daughter: "It is a pleasure to write Jack London for one of his admirers. Bess London Fleming." BAL 11973, 11974; Sisson & Martens, p. 93-96.