[1-7]⁴.

[7] 6-7 [8] 9-17 [18] 19-49 [+5]; [1]1 & [7]4 are pastedowns.

Demy 8^o: trimmed 8½" × 5 ½", white laid, Abbey Mills; 11pt. Caslon; head- and tail-pieces in black to each page of verse; casing, spine blue cloth, yellow paper label printed up: ‘POEMS. CHARLES COTTON’, boards yellow paper, upper cover printed: ‘POEMS | From the Works of | CHARLES COTTON | Newly decorated by | CLAUD LOVAT FRASER | [block on upper board as at foot of p.30]’; printed dust-jacket

For large-paper edition, see Eoa.

Reprinted and restyled by Curwen, see Gilmour 1977, p.42.

Bumpus catalogue 1929 calls this 'Lovat Fraser's most successful decorated book', (Simon 1973 p.150).

21/Mar/1922

• Caslon
  • 1725, by William Caslon of London;
  • 1913, Monotype
• Caslon, 11pt.
• Curwen, Harold, 1885–1949
  • see Gilmour (1977) pp.10-24; Barman (1956); retired from active printing 1939.
• Fraser, Claud Lovat, 1890–1921 NPG ODNB
  • see Simon (1973) p.152, Gilmour (1977) pp.40-42
• Poetry Bookshop, London
  • run by Harold Monro; Lovat Fraser and Rutherston bought shares

As Eo.

Demy 8^o: top edge only trimmed 8⅞" × 6", white wove, handmade, no mark; all margins wider than Eo; casing, white buckram, gold-blocked up spine: ‘CHARLES COTTON’, and upper cover:[instead of block from foot of p.30 bowl of flowers from middle of t.p.]; printed dust-jacket, of different design from Eo.

For ordinary issue (cloth spine and paper boards) see Eo.

Note in Curwen Index: "an extra 200 copies were printed on handmade paper and bound in full buckram."

• Curwen, Harold, 1885–1949
  • see Gilmour (1977) pp.10-24; Barman (1956); retired from active printing 1939.
• Fraser, Claud Lovat, 1890–1921 NPG ODNB
  • see Simon (1973) p.152, Gilmour (1977) pp.40-42
• Poetry Bookshop, London
  • run by Harold Monro; Lovat Fraser and Rutherston bought shares