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Originally published as "Skirts Bring Me Sorrow" by New Fiction Press in 1951. This re-titled edition published by Alexander Moring in 1956.

Published by Alexander Moring in December 1955.

First published by Ziff Davis(hardback) in 1947. This paperback edition published by Pocket Books (521) in July 1948. Cover art by William Wirtz.

Published by Gold Medal (269) in November 1952. Cover art by Barye Phillips.

Published by Sphere (ISBN: 0722149956) in 1976. Neil Langholm was a pseudonym used by Laurence James and Kenneth Bulmer, in this instance by Bulmer. Cover art by Richard Clifton-Dey. My copy is particularly grubbly, but I think you can still get the gist of the image!!

First published by Farar, Straus & Co. (hardback) in 1948. This digest edition (707) published by Phantom Books, Sydney, Australia in 1956.

First published by Souvenir Press (hardback) in 1965. This paperback edition published by Fawcett Crest (R899) in March 1966. Cover art by Robert McGinnis.

First published by Jonathan Cape (hardback) in 1958 and Pan (paperback) in 1960. This fourth printing (G335) is dated 1961.

First published by the Sherbourne Press (hardback) in October 1965. This paperback edition published by Pocket Books (50560) in October 1967. Contents: Introduction by Ron Goulart; Don't Give Your Right Name by Norbert Davis; The Saint in Silver by John K. Butler; Winter Kill by Frederick Nebel; China Man by Raoul Whitfield; Death on Eagle's Crag by Frank Gruber; A Nose for News by Richard Sale; Angelfish by Lester Dent; Bird in the Hand by Erle Stanley Gardner; An Informal Reading List.

Published by Gold Medal (221) in February 1952. Jaclen Steele was a pseudonym of Jack and Helen Steele. Cover art by Barye Phillips.

First published in the U.K. by Rupert Hart-Davis (hardback) in 1968. This first paperback edition published by Panther (ISBN 0586033599) in 1970. Cover art by Brian Edwards. Contents: Prologue; The Lady Margaret; The Signaller; Brother John; Lords and Ladies; Corfe Gate; Coda.

First published by Gold Medal in 1954. This third printing (870) is dated April 1959. There appears to be a signature (possibly Barye Phillips) among the creases to the bottom right.

First published in the U.S. in 1971as "Children of the Griffin" by Elizabeth Giles. This retitled edition published in the U.K. by New English Library (ISBN: 0450009866) in December 1971. Cover art by Richard Clifton-Dey.

First published by Gold Medal in 1954. This third printing (894) is dated June 1959.

First published as "Crowns Can Kill" by Roberts & Vinter in 1961. This re-titled (and re-written) edition published by Gold Star ( IL7-11) in 1963. Stephen D. Frances had stopped writing the Hank Janson novels by late 1959, and the author of this novel was Harry Hobson. Cover art by Harry Barton.

First published in the U.K. by Macmillan & Co. (hardback) in 1970. This paperback edition published by Mayflower (ISBN: 0583119352) in 1971. Ivor Drummond was a pseudonym of Roger Longrigg.

First published in the U.K. by Secker & Warburg (hardback) in 1958. This paperback edition published by Digit Books in 1964.

First published by Bobbs-Merrill (hardback) and Bantam (paperback) in 1946. This 3rd Bantam printing (1728) is dated February 1958.