London, Hodder and Stoughton, [1933]. Duodecimo, neat contemporary inscription on rear free endpaper, very good in original gilt-lettered and decorated crimson boards with pictorial dustwrapper (minor foxing), marbled endpapers. First separate edition. McIlvaine, A49a. Charming small format edition (with dustwrapper in uncommonly good condition) of the quintessential Jeeves & Bertie story: '"Well, all I can say," he cried, "is that it's a bit thick! Preaching another man's sermon! Do you call that honest? Do you call that playing the game?"'

Melbourne, Realist Printing and Publishing Co., 1950. Octavo, illustrations, name & date (August 1950) on front paste-down, original brick red cloth lettered in black on spine with Ambrose Dyson dustwrapper (bit chipped). First edition. With loosely inserted contemporary (folded foolscap folio) processed typescript key to the characters. While the first edition had an unusually large print run, the dustwrapper – especially in good state – is uncommon. Cains, 64.

Garden City, Doubleday, Doran & Company, 1937. Octavo, very good in original turquoise cloth blocked in black with pictorial dustwrapper priced at $2.00, publisher's green topstain, other edges uncut (publisher's small remainder? 'J' stamps on front pastedown & front flap as found on all copies examined). First US edition. Scarce. Often mis-described as a crime novel, Mann preferred his working title 'The Disaffected', but this was changed by his Australian publisher.