Gulliver's Travels (Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World)

No book-club edition exists for a 1726 imprint. Documented reprint tells: (1) any Dublin 1726/1727 or Motte 1727 "second/third edition" title-page statement rules out the first issue; (2) the overwhelming majority of donated Gullivers are 19th- and 20th-century illustrated children's abridgments (Rackham, Robinson, Dulac and successors) — these are "first thus" at best; (3) Limited Editions Club / Heritage Press and Folio Society issues carry a modern colophon or slipcase and are printed on modern paper; (4) Everyman's Library and school-text editions are cloth-bound with 19th/20th-century imprints on the title-page verso. A genuine Motte 1726 has no copyright page at all — identification runs through the title-page imprint, the portrait state, and the four text points above.