First published 1911 by Putnam in New York.
I own a first printing of the Putnam first edition without original DJ. It may not have been published with a DJ, for I have never seen one. Putnam's edition was reprinted at least five times, so finding a nice first printing is difficult.
In the USA, both A.L. Burt and Grosset & Dunlap issued reprint editions.
Hurst & Blackett published its first edition in London in 1911, with ads at the end dated August 1910.
I own a very nice copy of the Hurst & Blackett first edition, and it also may have not been published with a DJ, for I have never seen one. This first edition is very rare, and I bought the only copy I have ever seen.
I have seen a Hurst & Blackett reprint with original DJ, but I do not own a copy.
Melville & Mullen Proprietary, Melbourne, Australia, published a Colonial first edition in 1911, but I don't own a copy.
Eveleigh Nash & Grayson published an edition with a DJ in 1935, but I do not own a copy.
Hurst & Blackett first edition
Hurst & Blackett first edition
Grosset & Dunlap edition with original DJ, with and without flash
Facsimile Grosset & Dunlap DJ over original DJ, with and without flash
Putnam first edition, with and without flash
Melville & Mullen Australian Colonial 1911 first edition
Frontispiece for the Putnam first edition
Putnam first edition
Australian reprint paperback edition, published by Melville
Hurst & Blackett reprint with original DJ. Notice, this is the 170th Thousand, so this novel was popular.
Hurst & Blackett reprint Notice, this is the 144th Thousand.
Hurst & Blackett reprint
A.L. Burt reprint.
Facsimile DJ for the Grosset & Dunlap edition
Scene from the 1918 film
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Poster for the 1918 film
Ad for the 1918 film
Poster for the 1927 film
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