The Perrier edition, with Perrier advertising printed on the reverse of each page.
Classic Edwardian golf satire, and one of the most desirable early illustrated golf books.
The original sales insert remains present, noting that individual lithographs could be ordered separately.
That insert is often missing, so its survival here adds context and appeal.
The wonderful oblong book contains the full 24 humorous chromolithographic illustrations of golfers dressed in medieval costumes in impossible situations accompanied with captions and rules.
Bound in the publisher's hardback folder with green cloth cover and with the red title "The Rules of Golf Illustrated".
It is an original production with the Perrier adverts on the reverse side.