Simon Jordan has a copy of this edition with a compliments slip from AWA, believed to be signed by Joseph Murray Johnson (Aviation Wireless Manager):

1. This is a limited edition print run of 1,000 copies only (which includes results from the 1968 Mexico Olympic games).

    

2. We also have a copy of the earlier, first edition in Spanish from 15th November 1966 (right), which was limited to 6,000 copies and had fewer (169) pages.

No. 4277 21/7/1975	No. 4210 10/3/1975	No. 4211 10/3/1975	No. 4299 5/9/1975

(The edition numbers and dates are those in our copies)

1. The Australian Supplement consist of an additional 32 pages.

2. Pat Bender has a copy of the Australian Edition with an original press release:

1. Pat Bender has a copy of the Australian Edition with two "thank you" letters from Bob Burton, Director of the Australian Office:

1. This is a version of the standard 1989 Dutch edition specially bound for Smith Kline & French b.v., which advertises Oscorel NSAID capsules. As well as the cover, two additional full colour pages are dedicated to the advertisement.

2. The front cover says, "Plotseling blijkt aanzienlijke verbetering mogelijk" - "Suddenly shows significant improvement".

(Image courtesy of Adam Teitge)

1. This is a standard 1989 Dutch edition with a special Mercedes Benz dust-jacket.

2. The front cover of the dust-jacket says, "GUINNESS Book of Records. Het boek der opmerkelijke kampioenen" - "The book of notable champions".

1. This is an edition of the standard 1990 edition specially bound with a Philips cover. The book has an extra 2 pages (one fold-out) detailing the features of the K-200 "Black Line" television.

Notes:

1. The introduction says: "The present book in comic-form is a novel idea of giving all the interesting records under different sub-headings, spaced in such a manner as to not bore the reader. Giving the 'two sides of the same coin vis-a-vis each other' makes this comic a unique book. Amusing and enlightening in equal measure, this is the first time that all these chosen records are being represented pictorially also in four eye-catching colours together with a witty or jovial remark side by side with the entry. These authentic records have, so far, never been given in such 'easy to grasp' format and the Diamond Comics proudly becomes a pioneer in this sphere also!"

1. This is an edition of the standard 1993 book (right) specially bound with a Kaliber cover. Kaliber is a low-alcohol lager produced by Guinness.

1. This edition has the same content as the standard 1995 International Edition, but has a cover advertising Anaprox 550 and Naprosyn SR 1000 pain relief for Syntex Australia.

2. The book was printed in Australia by McPherson's Printing Group.

1. This is a version of the standard 2000 edition of "Le Livre Guinness des Records", specially produced for Planta Fin (producer of margarine and vegetable oils). The book commemorates the world's biggest breakfast (at the Stade de France, Paris on 12th September, 1999).

1. This edition was produced for Sport Lisboa e Benfica (SLB). It has 22 pages of club records, followed by 64 pages of general Sports records from the 2007 edition of Guinness World Records.