James Whitcomb Riley

The Complete Works of James Whitcomb Riley, signed by the publisher, and accompanied by a poem signed by the author.

• Sold as a set of 6 volumes.
• James Whitcomb Riley (American).
• New Castle, Pennsylvania: C. B. Randall, [1913]. 
• Small quartos.
• Frontispiece portrait of Riley signed by him in pencil, illustrated with numerous facsimiles and illustrations, including original watercolors by Glenn Henshaw, J. Alfred Seaford, H. Rex Cotton, and Mary McAuley.
• Limited Edition, #34/150.
• Limitation pages printed in red and black.
• Signed by the publisher with no dedicatee listed. 
• With an autographed poem, 24 lines beginning "What thought I scantly trust ye can / Find any pardon for a man," 2 pages, written on a single folded sheet of Riley's personal stationery.
• Bound in unsigned crushed red morocco, lightly mottled in a Spanish style, covers gilt with a fillet and foliate frame with red and blue morocco onlays, spines gilt in panels with blue morocco onlays, gilt dentelles, burgundy moiré silk linings, and top edges gilt.