A Boy's Will

About 1,000 sets of sheets were bound and sold over roughly three decades (Nutt failed after the First World War), in four variant bindings known to Frost collectors as A-D: (A) the publisher's original bronzed-brown pebble-grain cloth, gilt-lettered on the upper board, bound by the Leighton-Straker Bookbinding Co. — the genuine first issue, no more than about 350 copies and perhaps as few as 284