The Chiswick Press: London, 1902.  First Edition, limited to 300 copies.

Though not called for, signed by Smith at the bottom of the Editor's Note page. 

Additionally, Smith has written a couplet ("But oh, what labour, O prince, what pain!") from The Strayed Reveller by Matthew Arnold, a close friend of Smith's, and signed again on the front free endpaper.  

Bookplate indicates this copy belonged to Sam Heiman, a noted architect in San Alselmo, CA during the 1920's and 1930's. 

Front and rear free endpapers significantly tanned, about very good with tanning to board edges, corners rubbed, spot to spine.