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New York: Knopf, 1984. Facsimile of 1866 Edition. All edges gilt. Fine save for small scratches to the side text gilt.

Dublin (Shannon): Cuala Press (Irish University Press), 1971. Facsimile Edition, reprinted using photo-lithography. Some barely perceptible fading to lower front board; still a fine copy in fine dust wrapper.

Dublin (Shannon): Cuala Press (Irish University Press), 1970. Facsimile Edition, reprinted using photo-lithography. Fine in very good+ toned dust wrapper, small chip to top spine and 1" tear to rear

Dublin (Shannon): Cuala Press (Irish University Press), 1970. Facsimile Edition, reprinted using photo-lithography. Book lacks the springiness of automatic closure, lying flat between some pages, but no evidence of the binding shows through, front corner bumped with some severity, otherwise a bright copy in fine dust wrapper save for a slight wrinkle and small tear to top of spine.

London: Minerva Press, 1973. Facsimile edition. Like the original 1893 edition, the facsimile is limited to 250 copies. This is copy #244. Decorative green binding designed by Charles Ricketts who also contributed several interior designs. Very small piece missing from front endpaper otherwise fine. Dust wrapper externally smart with a small chip on rear, a 1 cm area of discoloration and little rubbed at the corners. Internally, the rear wrapper has been scotch taped to repair several tears.

Charleston (SC): 2014. Facsimile of First Edition, created by photographing both the original "bannered" edition and the "disclaimered" edition. Limited edition, this is #20 of 200, though the book is scarcer than even the limited print run would suggest. A Fine copy in printed wrappers.