Swiss Set
| code | Title | Date | Publisher | Illustrator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sw1 | The Two Form Captains | 1921 | Chambers | Percy Tarrant |
| Sw2 | The Captain of the Fifth | 1922 | Chambers | Percy Tarrant |
| Sw3 | The Camp Mystery | see CK3 above | ||
| Sw4 | The Troubles of Tazy | 1926 | Chambers | Percy Tarrant |
| Sw5 | Patience and her Problems | see Wd3 below |
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