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First Published 1978 by Armada

First Edition cover. Click to enlarge (File Size=32KB)
First Edition cover
not illustrated

The 20th and final book of the Lone Pine series.
Set in Shropshire, all the characters gather.

First Edition: paperback; cover not credited; map after contents page; no illustrations; appendix of series characters compiled by Viv Turner; 159pp; Armada number C1477; cp 50p.

[An article, by Viv Turner, about her friendship with Malcolm Saville and the origins of the character index which appears in this book was printed in the Folly magazine number 36, in July 2002. She wrote more about her meetings with Saville in Acksherley!, the Society magazine, No. 13, March 2000]

Reprinted:
1979: cp 60p.

Other Editions:

Severn House 1979:
Hardback edition; maroon boards, gold lettering along spine; 135x205mm; map; no illustrations; 160pp; d/w posed colour photograph; cp £3.50; ISBN 0 7278 0464 2.
Severn House edition. Click to enlarge (File size=29KB)
Severn House dustwrapper

Jade edition. Click to enlarge (File size=19KB)
cover of Jade edition
Jade 1990:
Paperback edition; no map; no illustrations; cover by Ron King; cover design Samantha Edwards; 172pp including the appendix; cp £2.99

Richard Griffiths February 2005:
A new hardback edition, produced to match the earlier Newnes editions of the same series.
A beautiful book, dark blue cloth covered boards with red blocking, title and author and tree on the front board ! (just as those Newnes titles of long ago); 190x130mm (approx 7.5x4.75 inches); just under one inch thick; 202pp; original map as endpapers.
The dustwrapper features a full colour wrap-around painting by Anne Proctor; the flaps are tantalisingly reminiscent of the Newnes books; cover price £18 (including postage)

For further information and an order form, visit Richard's site at www.rhgbooks.co.uk
Richard is to be complimented on this lovely book; anyone want my First paperback and Severn House hardback copies ?

dustwrapper. Click to enlarge
Richard Griffiths edition dustwrapper


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created April 2001
Last updated Jan 2006