Around the World in Eighty Days

{{Tr|Stephen W. White}}. This translation begins: "In the year 1872, the house no. 7, Saville Row, Burlington Gardens—the house in which Sheridan died in 1814—was inhabited by Phileas Fogg, Esq., one of the most singular and most noticed members of the Reform Club of London, although he seemed to take care to do nothing which might attract attention."

Text verified as Stephen W. White translation. Don Irwin credited for cover illustration and one of nine contributing artists. These are not included in the contents but are: Wayne Brown, Brigitte Bryan, Dick Cole, Al Davidson, Dunbracco Dempster, Dennis A. Dierks, Don Irwin, Ron King, Michael Rios. Copyright page has "The special contents of this edition are (c) Copyright, 1969 by Classic Press, Incorporated". This suggests a date of around 1969. Copyright page also has LCCN: 79-79982, suggesting a date of around 1979. That entry has Children's Press (Chicago) as the publisher. This edition has Classic Press (San Rafael). The OCLC entry (5693174) has the correct publisher with a publication date of 1970 - used for this entry. An OCLC entry (54015) is for a Children's Press publisher with a date of 1969. The two essays are not specifically credited, but the copyright page has Contributing Writers: Bernice Harding, Lou Hartman, Fred McAdams, Doris Parker, Martha Shogren, Robert Shogren, Charles Stranahan.