Robinson Crusoe (The Life and Strange Surprizing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe)

No book-club edition exists in the modern sense for a 1719 imprint. The documented reprint tells donors will actually meet: (1) any title-page bearing an edition statement ("The Second/Third/Fourth Edition") — these are Hutchins's later 1719-1731 printings, not the first; (2) Victorian children's and illustrated editions from 1736 onward, which are the overwhelming majority of donated Crusoes; (3) 20th-century press and subscription reprints — Everyman's Library, Limited Editions Club / Heritage Press, and Franklin Library — identifiable by modern paper, publisher's cloth or leatherette, and a 20th-century copyright or colophon leaf. A genuine 1719 Taylor octavo will be in contemporary panelled calf or a later fine binding, with no modern imprint anywhere in the book.