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MAGAZINE Collectors’ Guide to
James Bond UK PAN Paperbacks
WRITTEN &
COMPILED BY KEVIN HARPER |
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The covers presented
on this page are displayed in the order they were first published in
paperback in the
UK, not in the original release order of Ian Fleming's novels in hardcover. As such
this provides a more interesting historical context to the publishing
history of the James Bond paperbacks in the UK. The dates shown below each
title denote the first printing with this cover. It is possible to find
some copies of PAN paperbacks which were bound using earlier sets of pages
with covers not usually associated with that printing. These copies were
generally bound to use up surplus stock of existing pages rather than
destroy them, or used on export editions of the novels. This explains why
some editions are listed with the same printing but a different cover.
APPENDIX
A: PAN Paperbacks - a
complete checklist by title of all cover variations 1955-1976 |
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BOOKS/GREAT PAN UK Paperbacks 1955-1960 |
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CASINO ROYALE
PAN-BOOKS 334
18th April 1955
1st & 2nd editions
Cover art by Roger Hall |
MOONRAKER
PAN-BOOKS 392
15th October 1956
1st edition
Cover art by Josh Kirby |
LIVE AND LET DIE
GREAT PAN GP83
18th October 1957
1st - 5th editions
Cover art by Rex Archer |
DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER
GREAT
PAN G101
February 1958
1st - 3rd editions
Cover art by Rex Archer |
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CASINO ROYALE
GREAT PAN G198
December 1958
3rd - 6th editions
Cover art by Sam Peffer |
MOONRAKER
GREAT PAN G216
February 1959
2nd - 5th editions
Cover art by Sam Peffer |
FROM RUSSIA, WITH LOVE
GREAT
PAN G229
10th April 1959
1st -5th editions
Cover art by Sam Peffer |
DR. NO
GREAT PAN G335
February 1960
1st - 3rd editions
Cover art by Sam Peffer |
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GREAT PAN 1961 - Cover art by Pat Owen |
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PAN
BOOKS 1963-1967 Cover design by Raymond Hawkey |
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*Export Edition
The first three printings of ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE were for
export only, and it was not until the 4th printing released on May 7,
1965 that the novel was widely available in the UK. Collectors should
note that the first three printings had the title in blue, whereas
from the 4th printing it was green. The rear of the export
editions featured Cecil Beaton's photograph of Ian Fleming which was
replaced by the Horst Tappe portrait on the UK versions. With the
exception of the Canadian edition which states 60c on the cover,
export copies were un-priced.
**The Home market edition of YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE
(2nd printing) was not published until May
6, 1966.
The Raymond Hawkey cover was also issued with a wraparound film tie-in
dust jacket to sell off remaining stocks before the true film tie-in
was released.
***The Home market edition of THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN (2nd
printing) was not published until May 1967. The first edition had been
exported to Commonwealth countries in July 1966. The covers in this
instance are identical with prices affixed locally on the rear via an
adhesive label. From May 1967 the paperback was available in Great
Britain with prices now printed on the rear and listed those for the
United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.
Although this series represented the
first time all of Ian Fleming's James Bond novels and short stories
had been published with uniform covers, the titles were actually
issued out of order from 1963 - 1967. The film tie-in editions of DR.
NO and FROM RUSSIA, WITH LOVE were in circulation before the Raymond Hawkey cover art was published. |
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PAN
BOOKS Film tie-in editions 1962-1974 |
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FOR YOUR EYES ONLY
PAN BOOKS
June 1969
17th & 18th editions |
CASINO ROYALE
PAN BOOKS
July 1969
28th edition |
LIVE AND LET DIE
PAN BOOKS
August 1969
22nd edition |
MOONRAKER
PAN BOOKS
August 1969
24th & 25th editions |
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GOLDFINGER
PAN BOOKS
November 1969
21st edition |
FROM RUSSIA, WITH
LOVE
PAN BOOKS
January 1970
22nd & 23rd editions |
THE MAN WITH
THE
GOLDEN GUN
PAN BOOKS
April 1970
9th edition |
DR. NO
PAN BOOKS
June 1970
21st & 22nd editions |
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NOTE: The black PAN
silhouette logo was changed to a two-colour version during the
lifecycle of this series. THE SPY WHO LOVED ME was the first James
Bond title to use this new logo. The four titles in this series which
had a second printing in December 1971 feature the colour logo on that
edition. |
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OCTOPUSSY
PAN BOOKS
July 1970
5th edition |
DIAMONDS ARE
FOREVER
PAN BOOKS
August 1970
23rd edition |
THE SPY WHO LOVED
ME
PAN BOOKS
March 1971
6th & 7th editions |
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GOLDFINGER
PAN BOOKS
July 1972
22nd - 26th editions |
CASINO ROYALE
PAN BOOKS
July 1972
29th - 33rd editions |
THUNDERBALL
PAN BOOKS
July 1972
15th -
20th editions |
YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE
PAN BOOKS
July 1972
2nd - 6th editions |
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THE MAN WITH
THE
GOLDEN GUN
PAN BOOKS
July 1972
10th - 12th editions |
OCTOPUSSY
PAN BOOKS
July 1972
6th - 9th editions |
ON HER MAJESTY'S
SECRET SERVICE
PAN BOOKS
September 1972
6th - 8th editions |
MOONRAKER
PAN BOOKS
March 1973
26th - 28th editions |
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FROM RUSSIA, WITH
LOVE
PAN BOOKS
March 1973
24th - 26th editions |
DR. NO
PAN BOOKS
March 1973
23rd - 26th editions |
FOR YOUR EYES ONLY
PAN BOOKS
July 1973
19th - 21st editions |
THE SPY WHO LOVED
ME
PAN BOOKS
July 1973
8th & 9th editions |
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DIAMONDS ARE
FOREVER
PAN BOOKS
February 1974
27th - 29th editions |
FOUR FAMOUS
JAMES BOND THRILLERS
PAN BOOKS 1973
DR. NO, GOLDFINGER, CASINO ROYALE & FROM RUSSIA, WITH LOVE |
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ALSO PUBLISHED BY PAN BOOKS |
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THE DIAMONDS SMUGGLERS
By Ian Fleming
GREAT PAN G328
February 1960
Cover art by David Tayler |
THE DIAMONDS SMUGGLERS
By Ian Fleming
PAN BOOKS G328
2nd printing October 1963
Cover art by David Tayler |
THRILLING CITIES PART 1
By Ian Fleming
PAN BOOKS X332
October 1964 |
THRILLING CITIES PART 2
By Ian Fleming
PAN BOOKS X418
October 1965 |
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THE JAMES BOND DOSSIER
By Kingsley Amis
PAN BOOKS X561 1966 |
THE BOOK
OF BOND
(OR EVERY MAN HIS OWN 007)
By Kingsley Amis
PAN BOOKS X592
December 1966
Cover design by
Raymond Hawkey |
THE LIFE OF IAN FLEMING
By John Pearson
PAN BOOKS 1967
Cover illustration devised by Jan Pienkowski |
COLONEL SUN
By Kingsley Amis writing as Robert Markham
PAN BOOKS 1970 |
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In addition to
publishing Ian Fleming's James Bond novels in paperback, PAN Books
also issued editions of the author's other non-fiction works.
The Diamond Smugglers (1957) featured two different painted
covers by David Tayler (1921-1985), and paperback editions
of Thrilling Cities (1963) in two volumes published 1964 and 1965.
The James Bond
Dossier by Kingsley Amis followed in 1966, along with The
Book of Bond (Or Every Man His Own 007) by Lt.-Col.
William (‘Bill’) Tanner [also Kingsley Amis] which had a cover
designed by Raymond Hawkey. John Pearson's The Life of Ian
Fleming was published in paperback by PAN in 1967 and retained
its Jan Pienkowski designed cover, which originally appeared on
the 1966 Jonathan Cape hardback.
The first James
Bond novel to be published following Ian Fleming's death in 1964
was COLONEL SUN by Robert Markham [Kingsley Amis once again],
which appeared in paperback in 1970. Roger Moore's account of
filming Live And Let Die (ghost-written by EON Productions
publicist Derek Coyte) was published in 1973 alongside a
film tie-in edition of Ian Fleming's 1954 novel. John
Pearson's fictional James Bond The Authorized Biography was the
last James Bond related paperback from PAN Books in 1975.
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ROGER MOORE
AS JAMES BOND 007
PAN BOOKS 1973
Roger Moore's own account of filming Live And Let Die |
JAMES BOND:
THE AUTHORIZED BIOGRAPHY
By John Pearson
PAN BOOKS 1975 |
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