xvi, 202, [1] pp. 20.1x11.5 cm. (8x4½"), full niger morocco ruled in gilt, spine lettered in gilt, raised bands, top edge gilt, others untrimmed. One of 1450 copies printed by Joh. Enshedé en Zonen on Dutch paper.

Finely printed Nonesuch Press edition of Harvey's seminal writings on the circulation of the blood, inscribed and signed by the editor with excellent association. The inscription on the front free endpaper reads "To Sir D'Arcy Power, Geoffrey Keynes." Sir D'Arcy owned the original edition that Keynes used to make this fine reprint, as related in a note by Edward F. Griffith that is inserted at the front flyleaves, who relates that he bought the volume at the sale of Sir D'Arcy's library at Sotheby's on June 9th, 1941, and the original that had been lent to Keynes was also auctioned off at the time, selling for £58! (his exclamation mark). With the catalogue entry for the book from the auction mounted on front free endpaper, along with a bookseller's entry for another copy of the book, and a brief description of the Nonesuch Press. Invitation to an address on William Harvey by Sir D'Arcy Power at King's School, Canterbury, June 5th, 1928, inserted at rear endpapers. With Sir D'Arcy's bookplate as well as the morocco bookplate of Haven O’More. The Garden Ltd. copy.