Graves, Robert. (Intro. Kenneth McLeish. Illus. Grahame Baker). - The Greek Myths.

Folio Society. London 1996. (After Penguin 1960). 13th printing. 2 volumes, gilt on quarter brown buckram over illustrated paper covered boards. Gilt title on mango slipcase (no dustwrappers issued). 700pp total, illustrated, maps on endpapers. 8vo. Set 1.35kg. As new in Fine original slip-case. An excellent unused copy in all respects. ISBN: 9781852277352 Follows the text of the 1960 Penguin edition except that Graves' source notes and reference numbers are not printed and his indexing system has been replaced by a modern one. Maps by Denys Baker of the Mediterranean and Aegaean are on the endpapers, and decoration by Grahame Baker

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