Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de, 1547-1616

Published in New York by John Lane. Printed in Edinburgh by T and A Constable, printers to Her Majesty. The basis of this book is Thomas Shelton's translation.

Published in Girard, Kansas by Haldeman-Julius Publications. Abridged edition.

Published in London by David Nutt. Printed in Edinburgh by T and A Constable, printers to Her Majesty. Half title: Don Quixote de la Mancha; 1. ed. de texto restituido, con notas y una introducción por Jaime Fitzmaurice-Kelly ... y Juan Ormsby. "Tirada de cuatrocientos ejemplares, número 33."

Printed in New York for the Hispanic Society of America. Edition of 100 numbered copies. no. 35. Facsimile of the 1st edition (1605). First impression, printed on Arnold handmade paper. Bound in vellum, with the seal of the Hispanic Society in gold on both covers. Vol. 1 only.

Printed in New York for the Hispanic Society of America. Edition of 100 numbered copies. no. 92 (volume 1) and no. 38 (volume 2). Facsimile of the 1st edition (1605). First impression, printed on Arnold handmade paper. Bound in vellum, with the seal of the Hispanic Society in gold on both covers.

Printed in Venice by Andrea Baba. Vol. 1 only.

Published in London by Cassell, Petter, and Galpin. "The English text ... adopted in this edition is that of Jarvis, with occasional corrections from Motteaux' translation"--P. xxi.

Privately printed in London for the Navarre Society. This Edition of Don Quixote is printed upon laid paper of fine quality specially made for the Navarre Society, and is strictly limited. The plates are faithfully reproduced in reduced facsimile from the famous Edition published by Tonson in 1737-1738. The Engraved Titles are taken from the First English Edition, 1612-1620.

Published in London by Gibbings and Co. 1500 copies printed in Edinburgh by Morrison & Gibb. Illustrated title-pages and half-titles.

Printed for Edward Blount in London by William Stansby. Several errors in paging. Binding broken along both front and back joints.