Other Known English-language Editions
- English language edition annotated for Russian students of English.
- BCA Publishing edition of 1992. Quarterbound with gilded lettering on spine and raised ribbing.
- Alan Lee illustrations, 60th anniversary edition, 1997
- HarperCollins Alan Lee illustrations, 2000, published for Dealerfield Ltd. Pictorial laminated boards. Almost certainly just a variant of 1997 Alan Lee.
- Michael Hague illustrations, hardcover
- Unwin 4th edition
- Del Rey paperback with cover matched to Peter Jackson's films
- 1999 HarperCollins DeLuxe edition
- "Collins Modern Classics", Title on front shifted left of center
- Thorndike Press Large Print Basic Series, 483 pages.
- Unwin early 80s mass-market paperback with Smaug on his hoard, "The Hobbit" over a rust-colored background rectangle
- Harper Collins Limited Editions Collectors' Box with CD, fold-out map, etc. 2000.
- Unwin Hyman 1987 50th anniversary
- Black softcover with red dragon at bottom on front and runes in circle in middle
- Ballantine 1987 paperback 50th anniversary edition (with or without 50th anniversary note); Bilbo and Gollum on cover, cover illustration by Michael Herring.
- Ballantine 1978 film art edition, softcover edition of HA1977 Rankin/Bass animation.
- Late 1990s Ballantine softcover with "natural" scene of Gandalf in foreground, bridge in background, river flowing to foreground, forest on the right.
- 3D pop-up edition illustrated by John Howe
- Houghton Mifflin hardcover 4th edition, 255 pages, with Tolkien illustrations, but dust jacket shows Smaug on his hoard and vases, cups, and chalices in the foreground.
- 1970 The Hobbit "Pleasure in Reading" edition. 279 pages. Australian edition? Complete?
- Ballantine paperback edition with "The Greatest Epic Fantasy of Our Time" on green background; Gandalf approaching Bag End; 305 pages.
- 1972 English edition printed in Taiwan.
- Newer version of EB1990 with new cover art
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