severance_23's photos with the keyword: mayflower books

Published in paperback in the U.K. by Mayflower (114962) in 1969. Also published in the U.S. in hardback by Lippincott in 1969 - but no idea which came first. Ian Hamilton was Australian so it possibly could've been published over there first!

Published by Mayflower (ISBN: 0583127541) in 1977. Andrew Quiller was a pseudonym used by Laurence James, Kenneth Bulmer and Angus Wells, in this instance by Bulmer. Cover art by Richard Clifton-Dey.

Originally published in hardback by Howard Baker in 1968. This paperback edition published by Mayflower (ISBN: 0583117422) in 1970. Peter Saxon was originally a pseudonym of W. Howard Baker but it became a house name when Baker took over the editorial reins of the Sexton Blake line. At least five other authors published as Peter Saxon - Wilfred McNeilly, Martin Thomas, Rex Dolphin, Stephen D. Frances and Ross Richards - this particular novel is by Wilfred McNeilly. Cover art is not credited.

Published by Mayflower (ISBN: 0583114113) in 1969.

Originally published in the U.S. by Bantam in 1972?. This U.K. edition published by Mayflower (ISBN: 0583122221) in 1973. George Revelli was a pseudonym of Geoffrey Bocca.

Published by Mayflower (ISBN: 058312125X) in 1972. Cover art by Alfred Mazure.

Published in the U.K. by Mayflower in 1967. Peter Saxon was originally a pseudonym of W. Howard Baker but it became a house name when Baker took over the editorial reins of the Sexton Blake line. At least five other authors published as Peter Saxon - Wilfred McNeilly, Martin Thomas, Rex Dolphin, Stephen D. Frances and Ross Richards - this particular novel is by Wilfred McNeilly. Cover art is not credited.

Originally published in the U.S. by Grove Press (hardback) in 1968. This U.K. paperback edition published by Mayflower (ISBN: 0583118259) in 1973. George Revelli was a pseudonym of Geoffrey Bocca.

Published by Mayflower (ISBN: 0583125689) in 1976. Klaus Netzen was a pseudonym of Laurence James. Cover art by Richard Clifton-Dey.

Published by Mayflower (ISBN: 0583112226) in 1968. Fourth book in the John Gail series of espionage thrillers.

Originally published by Mayflower in 1966, this second printing (ISBN: 0583114105) is dated 1968. Third book in the John Gail series of espionage thrillers.

Published by Mayflower (ISBN: 058312545X) in 1975. Klaus Netzen was a pseudonym of Laurence James. Cover art by Richard Clifton-Dey.

Published by Mayflower (ISBN: 0583125441) in 1975. Klaus Netzen was a pseudonym of Laurence James. Cover art by Richard Clifton-Dey.

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.

Published by Mayflower (ISBN: 0583123155)in 1974. Charles R. Pike was a pseudonym used by Terry Harknett, Angus Wells and Kenneth Bulmer, in this instance by Harknett. Cover art by Richard Clifton-Dey.

Published by Mayflower (ISBN: 0583126669) in 1976. Andrew Quiller was a pseudonym used by Laurence James, Kenneth Bulmer and Angus Wells, in this instance by Wells. Cover art by Richard Clifton-Dey.

First published by Viking Press (hardback) and Signet (paperback) in 1971. This U.K. edition published by Mayflower (ISBN: 0583122183) in 1973.

Published by Mayflower (ISBN: 0583126650) in 1976. Andrew Quiller was a pseudonym used by Laurence James, Kenneth Bulmer and Angus Wells, in this instance by Bulmer. Cover art by Richard Clifton-Dey.