The size of a run was normally between 250 and 750, and the books were mostly bound in leather by bookbinders Sangorski & Sutcliffe. The major titles were the four volume Canterbury Tales (1929 to 1931) and the Four Gospels (1931), both illustrated by Gill. Gibbings printed 15 copies of the Canterbury Tales on vellum, and 12 copies of the Four Gospels.
The length of a run was usually between 250 and 750 books, with most volumes bound in leather by Sangorski & Sutcliffe. The significant works were the four-volume Canterbury Tales (published from 1929 to 1931) and the Four Gospels (1931), both featuring illustrations by Gill. Gibbings produced 15 copies of the Canterbury Tales on vellum, and 12 copies of the Four Gospels.