The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff: 1937. First Edition limited to 315 numbered and signed copies. This is copy #280. Signed by Teerink. Cloth, small gilt cover device, top edge yellow, large 8vo, xi, 434 pp. 1574 entries. From a contemporary review: The bibliography is divided into six sections. In the first section the various collected editions of Swift's works are analysed in great detail. Sections 2 and 3 include bibliographies of A Tale of a Tub and Gulliver's Travels. Both these are useful, as they summarize information which otherwise can only be found in very specialized works. The fourth section is called Separate Works and, from the student's point of view, it is by far the most important. In this section there is a large number of definitely false attributions, while there are others which are very doubtful. The fifth and sixth sections are devoted respectively to Doubtful Works and Biography and Criticism.

New York: Maurizio Martino Publisher, 1992. This is the complete set reprinted / in facsimile 1903 -1940 originals. States "This reprint is strictly limited to 450 copies." No publishing date is shown, but it seems circa 1992.

8 volumes bound in 4 books in maroon cloth covered boards, with black labels and stamped gilt lettering on spines. No dust jackets, as issued. This includes the 3 supplementary volumes. In a fine condition, both inside and out. Perfect for reference work.

This is the catalogue of one of the world's finest collections on Natural History, with over 100,000 entries. Compiled and edited by B. B. Woodward, assisted by representatives from several departments. Originally published in London; reprinted with the permission of The British Library.
1-1038, 1039-1956, 1057-2404, 1-512, 1-48, 513-1480 pp.
240 by 160mm (9½ by 6¼ inches).