The King in Yellow Codex Edition — quarter-cloth hardcover with foil-stamped title, illustrated front board by Seung Gue Lee, and decorative spine.
Back board and spine of the King in Yellow Codex Edition showing the Carcosa illustration by Seung Gue Lee.
Full cover of The King in Yellow Codex Edition: King in Yellow on the front board, Carcosa on the back, gold-foil title and Yellow Sign on the spine.
The King in Yellow Codex Edition slipcase featuring Jessica Goulty's marbled design with a gold-foil title label.
The King in Yellow Codex Edition shown with its dust-jacket beside the marbled slipcase.
King in Yellow Codex Edition collector's set — book in dust-jacket, slipcase, and an open interior spread showing illustrations.
Title page of The King in Yellow by Robert W. Chambers, set in Adobe Caslon Pro for the Codex Edition.

The King in Yellow: Codex Edition

The King in Yellow: Codex Edition

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About this edition

A restored edition of the 1895 first printing of The King in Yellow by Robert W. Chambers.

This volume presents Chambers's complete original sequence of ten stories and poems, set in Adobe Caslon Pro, 11 pt, with generous margins informed by late-Victorian typographic practice. Paragraph initials are reproduced from the original U.S. edition, while the page design has been refined for clarity and balance. Ten black-and-white illustrations by Earl Geier accompany the text, together with additional commissioned artwork by Seung Gue Lee, Javier Prado, JP Aguirre, and Arturo Velasco.

Printed by traditional lithography on archival, acid-free, uncoated cream paper, the volume has a natural, tactile surface suited to sustained reading. The text block is Smyth-sewn and opens flat.

The binding is executed as a quarter-cloth hardcover over substantial boards, with foil-stamped titling and illustrated paper sides. Cover art is by Seung Gue Lee. The book is finished with bespoke endpapers, yellow and black headbands, and a ribbon marker, and is housed in a protective slipcase featuring a marble design by Jessica Goulty.