The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck

Collate 84, [1], [1 — printer's imprint] pp., with a colour frontispiece and twenty-six colour plates (included in the pagination), and colour pictorial endpapers of the design catalogued as Quinby Plate IV. The single most important caveat, and one a buyer must be told: the first three impressions (August, October and December 1908) are believed to be typographically identical and cannot be separated, so a copy correct in every point is a demonstrable 1908 first edition but is not demonstrable as a first impression