![]() ![]() The original edition was illustrated by Pauline Baynes, and the British edition had 43 illustrations, while the American lesser. In 1994 when HarperCollins took over publication they reverted to the original British printing. MacMillan first edition, first printing states “First Printing”. Due to labor union laws the type had to be reset so Lewis took the opportunity to make a few changes to the American edition: Edmund and Susan are interested in snakes and foxes instead of foxes and rabbits in chapter 1, the White Witch's chief of police is Fenris Ulf instead of Maugrim in Chapter 6, and the “fire-stones of the Secret Hill” is “the trunk of the World Ash Tree” in chapter 13 of the American Edition. The American edition was published later in 1950 by Macmillan. First published in 1950 by Geoffrey Bles in the UK, T he Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe is the first published and best known of the C.S. ![]()
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