Full Title:

Title page recto: A Round-Table in | Poictesme | A Symposium | Edited by | DON BREGENZER | and | SAMUEL LOVEMAN | [8-line quotation in italic from Anatole France] | [Gordon Press device] | GORDON PRESS | NEW YORK | 1975 (see image above).

Title page verso: GORDON PRESS - Publishers | P.O. Box 459 | Bowling Green Station | New York. N.Y. 10004 | Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data | Bregenzer, Don Marshall, 1888- ed. | A round-table in Poictesme. | Reprint of the ed. privately printed by members of | the Colophon Club, Cleveland. | 1. Cabell, James Branch, 1879-1058--Congresses. | 1. Loveman, Samuel, 1887- II. Title. | PS3505.A153Z6 1975 813'.5'2 75-11379 | ISBN 0-87968-234-5 | Printed in the United States of America (see image above).

Publication:

New York: The Gordon Press; 1975.

Collation:

Medium octavo [23.6 cm. (9¼-in.) x 15.9 cm. (6¼-in.)]; top edge trimmed, else untrimmed.

xii + 126. (i) half-title (verso blank); (iii) title page; (iv) publication data; vii-viii (actual numeration v-vii) CONTENTS; ix-xi (actual numeration vii-ix) FOREWARD; (x) quotation from Jurgen; (1) fly-title) (verso blank); (3) fly-title; (4) quotation from The Certain Hour; 5-126 text; 2 blank leaves.

Note: This issue is a photographic reprint of the original 1924 edition. In it, the original limitation page has been omitted, which means that the preliminary pages following the tiel page are incorrectly numbered.

Binding:

Red mottled imitation leather (plasticized paper) boards, lettering and decorations in gilt on spine and front cover, top edge trimmed, else untrimmed. Spine: [lettered down] A ROUND-TABLE IN POICTESME CABELL | [lettered across] (Gordon Press device] | GORDON | PRESS. Front cover: A ROUND-TABLE IN | POICTESME | JAMES BRANCH CABELL (see image above).

Dedication:

None

Notes:

Hall's entry for A8 (p. 127) gives a publication date of 1972. It states that the reprint was bound in boards, but gives no detail of color, lettering, etc.. The example shown here is a later reprint dated 1975. Although it appears under the Gordon Press imprint, the volume is bound in the textured red leatherette and gilt lettering typical of the Revisionist Press. We would welcome photos and details of a 1972 dated copy.