From Riall, Richard, A New Bibliography of Arthur Rackham, Bath: Mulberry House, 1994:
"Printed in Calson type -- large 14 point size, on paper of a deep india tones with illustrations pronted on smooth white paper, and the surroundedd by an india tone to match the paper for the printing of the text. 'The sheets have been folded and bound into heavy boards. The boards have been covered in two kinds of staunch binder's cloth. Along the shelf-back, the cloth used is a bright red buckram; and on this the title is stamped in yellow leaf, Along the sides, the cloth used is a brilliant blue linen; and on it is stamped, also in yellow leaf, a line rendering of Arthur Rackham's whimsical drawing of Mrs. Toad. Then each copy is enclosed in a slip case.'
This edition is the first appearance of the 14 line drawings which were not included in the limited edition designed by Bruce Rogers, and are within the text. All edges rose colored. 24 pages (190 numbered) 155 x 234 12 colour plates and the text illustrations.
There was a cheaper edition from The Heritage Illustrated Bookshelf [New York: The Heritage Press, as to foot of the title page.
Bound in blue mauve cloth. Same pictorial Mrs. Toad to cover. Titles in gold to the spine. All edges rose colored. 190 numbered pages 150 x 235 12 Coloured plates and text illustrations to the chapter headings.
