The Well at the World's End

Peterson A39) is limited to 350 copies on paper, printed in Chaucer type with chapter and shoulder titles in red, four large woodcut illustrations after Edward Burne-Jones, and Morris's woodcut initials and borders, issued in publisher's limp vellum with green silk ties; it spent longer in production than any other Kelmscott publication, printing from December 1892 to March 1896, and was originally to have been illustrated by Arthur J. Gaskin before Morris replaced his work with Burne-Jones's