The “Journal” Printing Offices, Birmingham, 1920, 1st.  Hard cover, 399 pages.  Green cloth blind ruled on front board with black lettering; corners bumped with upper front corner worn to board, spine ends worn with small tears and a bit of fraying; a few small soil spots; binding sound.  Prior owner’s name on FEP; remainder of interior clean and unmarked; two tiny upper margin tears on p. 120; p. 324 has a strip of paper, taped in margins, over last four lines which can still be read.  ‘… to see more of its beauty and grandeur, and to realize more perfectly the unique method selected by the Eternal Father, in revealing to His children the deep things of the Spirit, as centred in our Lord Jesus Christ … will be found a welcome and congenial companion for a seaside or country holiday; for those who are weak and suffering, as well as those who are downcast, or in isolation; and may its pages contain nothing but what is in harmony with the “Scriptures of Truth.” (from Preface)