L# / L#v - Removable letter (# is which letter in the book), 'v' means verso - the back side of the letter.number - page reference for where to find in each edition.Letters from Father Christmas Centenary edition, HarperCollins, 2020.Letters from Father Christmas, HarperCollins, 2019.

Later printings of this book have 2015 on the copyright page. Title 'Father Christmas' is written in Tolkien's (pretend) shaky handwriting.Letters from Father Christmas, HarperCollins, 2012.

Letters from Father Christmas, HarperCollins, 2009.

Help in obtaining the edition or in documenting the page references would be lovely.

I do not have this edition and have only documented art elements that appear in other references (especially The Tolkien Collector).

Letters from Father Christmas, HarperCollins, 2004.

This edition has many, many art elements and textual fragments reproduced all over the place as decorations, even behind the printed text.

Letters from Father Christmas, HarperCollins, 1999.

Some minor art elements are not called out if they are duplicates of artwork that appear elsewhere in the book. For the removable letters the numbering scheme is 'L#' (letter number) and 'L#v' (the verso of the letter) counting letters from the front of the book. is the 'Introduction' page as the verso of the title page just has the copyright information on it. Pages again are not numbered in this edition.

Edition with removable facsimile letters in envelopes.

Letters from Father Christmas, Collins, 1995.

'TP' is the title page, FP/RP are the front and rear pastedowns, respectively. 'FC' is the front cover, 'RC' is the rear cover. Format of page references is A/B where 'A' is the volume, and 'B' is the page - again, pages are not numbered, so I counted page 1 as the verso of the title page (the first page with content).

Father Christmas Letters, HarperCollins, 1994.

I counted page 1 as the verso of the title page (facing the 'Introduction').

Pages are not numbered in this volume.

The Father Christmas Letters, George Allen & Unwin, 1976.

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