Notable Books Illustrated By Edmund Blampied
All published in the UK unless otherwise noted.
- 1912 Me as a Model by W. R. Titterton: Frank and Cecil Palmer and Mitchell Kennerly, US
- 1914 The Money Moon by Jeffrey Farnol: Sampson Low, Marston.
- 1915 The Chronicles of the Imp by Jeffrey Farnol: Sampson Low, Marston.
- 1919 Two little scamps and a puppy by Angela Brazil: Thomas Nelson and Sons.
- 1919 Terry and Starshine by Amy Whipple: Thomas Nelson and Sons.
- 1920 John’s visit to the Farm by Evelyn Sharp: Thomas Nelson and Sons.
- 1920 At the Farm by Evelyn Hardy: Thomas Nelson and Sons.
- 1921 The Jolly ABC by Blam: Thomas Nelson and Sons.
- 1921 The Breezy Farm ABC by Blam: Thomas Nelson and Sons.
- 1921 Blam’s Book of Fun: Thomas Nelson and Sons.
- 1922 Black Beauty by Anna Sewell: Jarrolds.
- 1923 Untamed. The Horses of the Wild by David Grew: T. Fisher Unwin (3rd imp).
- 1923 Trapping Wild Animals in Malay Jungles, by Charles Mayer: T. Fisher Unwin (4th imp).
- 1924 The Zoo Book: Thomas Nelson and Sons.
- 1924 The Roadmender by Michael Fairless: Duckworth and Co.
- 1931 Travels with a Donkey in the Cévennes by Robert Louis Stevenson: John Lane, The Bodley Head, UK and Dodd Mead & Co, US.
- 1934 Albert goes through by J. B. Priestley: William Heinemann.
- 1936 Bottled Trout and Polo, by Blampied: George Newnes.
- 1937 Hand-picked Howlers by Cecil Hunt: Methuen.
- 1937 Cours de Francais I. En route by E. Saxelby: Ginn and Co.
- 1938 More Hand-picked Howlers by Cecil Hunt: Methuen.
- 1938 Cours de Francais II. En march by E. Saxelby: Ginn and Co.
- 1939 Ripe Howlers by Cecil Hunt: Methuen.
- 1939 Cours de Francais III. En France by E. Saxelby: Ginn and Co.
- 1939 The Blampied edition of Peter and Wendy by J.M. Barrie: Hodder & Stoughton.
- 1940 Hand-Picked Proverbs by Cecil Hunt: Methuen.
- 1945 Jersey in Jail 1940 - 45 by Horace Wyatt. Jersey: Ernest Huelin.
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