This is an undated probably midcentury edition of Collins' New Stage Shakespeare King Henry V, published by Collins Clear Type Press in Great Britain. It has a dark orange cover with black illustrations and black lettering. The spine is also decorated and lettered in black. The inside front and back endpapers are a yellow line illustration of Shakespeare's house in Stratford-upon-Avon. The title page is decorated to look like a stage proscenium. There are 132 pages, including a Glossary.
The book is in good vintage condition for its age and use. The covers have general wear, mostly along the front cover edge of the spine. The cover is starting to tear away from the spine at both front and back along the bottom edge. The covers are still attached on the inside. JW Culvey wrote his name on the inside of the front cover in ink. Some of the back pages have detached but are still in the book. The pages are yellowed.
The book measures 6.25 by 4.25 inches. It is one inch thick.
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