First Printing. A very nice fine copy in blue cloth with gilt decorations and lettering in a very good unclipped dustjacket. Rare to find with the dustjacket in this condition. From the recently auctioned collection of M. B. Goldstone. Minor edgewear and rubbing to the blue cloth only--gilt lettering and decoration of daydreaming boy on front board is splendid. Tight and square copy. Some dustiness to the page ends--but does have the appearance of an unread copy. There is some darkening to the half title page where Goldstone placed some old newspaper clippings of the book reviews associated with this title. The newspaper clippings are still enclosed from November 1920. The dustjacket is very lightly soiled--as would be the case for a DJ from 1920. One very small closed end tear and some very tiny chipping to the head and heel--otherwise a rare intact DJ. A very nice copy. Beautifully illustrated throughout by Sloan.