[A]⁴([A]1+1) B-L⁴; rear endleaves are 4-leaf blank sewn section.

[8] 1-11 [12] 13-16 [17] 18-31 [32] 33-5 [36-7] 38 [39] 40-1 [42] 43-7 [48-50] 51 [52-4] 55 [56] 57 [58-66] 67 [68] 69 [70] 71 [72-4] 75 [76] 77-8 [+2].

Imperial 8^o: 11 "×7 ½", top edge only trimmed and gilt, artificial headband white wove, Curwen Press + unicorn; 14(+3)pt. Baskerville; line block illustrations, including one on insert in [A] signed in pencil by John Nash; casing, red buckram, spine gold-blocked: ‘THE | WOOD- | CUT | No.III’.

4 issues published, I-IV, 1927-30, see Simon 1956 p.85.

For other issues see Jzc, Kzd, and Mzd.

• Baskerville
  • 1757, by John Baskerville of Birmingham;
  • 1923, Monotype, under Morison;
  • see Simon 1956, pp.41 42 46, Simon 1973 p.169, Moran 1971 pp. 45 75.
• Baskerville, 14pt.
• Fleuron, London
• Furst, Herbert, 1874–1945 NPG
• Nash, John, 1893–1977 NPG ODNB
  • see Gilmour (1977) pp.88-91
• Willoughby, Althea

As Ly but no insert in [A]; normal endleaves front and back..

Imperial 8^o: 10¾" " × 7⅜", trimmed white wove, no mark; type and illustrations as Ly but without frontispiece; casing, spine black cloth gold-blocked as Ly; boards black patterned paper.

• Fleuron, London
• Furst, Herbert, 1874–1945 NPG
• Nash, John, 1893–1977 NPG ODNB
  • see Gilmour (1977) pp.88-91
• Random House, New York
• Willoughby, Althea