The book has a tight back and a tight joint, fully covered with blue-green paper. The spine appears to be minimally rounded and backed. Printed waste was used to line the spine. The boards are flush with the textblock and laced on with cord sewing supports. The textblock is cut but not trimmed or ploughed and retains true deckle edges. The text was sewn abbreviated (3-on) on two recessed cords, with two additional sewing holes and two kettle stations. The two foldouts are tipped into the adjacent pages. The foldout map facing the title page is hand-colored.

The first two and last three sections are whip-stitched to the boards, and a strip of brown paper tape is attached to the spine and the edges of the boards in a quarter binding style. White textile tapes are also attached to some of the leaves’ gutters. The spine tape is very brittle and breaking apart. The sewing is broken in multiple places, leaving the textblock unstable. The original paper cover is heavily soiled, abraded, and worn along all edges and corners. The boards are also worn and delaminating at the corners. The edges of the text papers are worn, as they are not fully protected by the boards. The foldout map has minor tears on the fore edge and has caused offsetting on the title page.