142, [1] pp. Illustrated with woodcut vignettes and decorative initials throughout, which have been hand-illuminated; plus 38 pages throughout with 40 original watercolor vignette drawings (including one on the title page and on the colophon) and 1 original sketch of a man with a camel on page 20. 7¾x5, white linen-backed gray boards, lettered in gilt, edges untrimmed. No. 34 of 350 total hand-numbered copies, of which this is one of the first forty to be specially hand-illuminated.

Beautifully hand-illuminated Roycrofter's publication, in the classic late nineteenth century arts-and-crafts style. Signed by Elbert Hubbard on the limitation page with note "Numbers one to forty are specially hand-illuminated." Also, inscribed by Hubbard again on the limitation with his initials "To Grace Curtis Gifford with kindest regard...from E.H., Jan. 14, '98."