This first edition of "Live And Let Die" is known as the "thick version" as it was printed on higher quality, heavier white paper stock. It was published by Great Pan in 1957 and was the first paperback printing of this novel. It was "printed in Great Britain by Richard Clay and Company Ltd, Bungay, Suffolk". The spine width is 18mm and has 247 pages.

This edition of "Live And Let Die" is known as the "thin version" as it was printed on lesser quality, thinner paper stock. The edition shown is a 3rd printing, published by Great Pan in 1959, however it's possible there were first edition printings identical to this width. Like the copy above, this edition was also printed by Richard Clay and Company so the varying paper qualities weren't as a result of a different printer. The spine width is 15mm and has 247 pages.

This edition of "For Your Eyes Only" is known as the "thick version" as it was printed on higher quality, heavier white paper stock. The edition shown is a 16th printing, published by Pan Books in 1966. It was printed and bound in "England by Hazell Watson and Viney Ltd, Aylesbury, Bucks" and the 20mm spine features white text. It has 192 pages.

This edition of "For Your Eyes Only" is known as the "thin version" as it was printed on lesser quality, thinner paper stock. The edition shown is a 13th printing, published by Pan Books in 1965. It was printed and bound by Hazell Watson and Viney, the same printer as the edition above. The 12mm spine features blue text and it has 191 pages.