Special Editions
| Title | Subject |
|---|---|
| Grand Quid illustré (18 volumes) | Illustrations |
| Quid de mai 68 | May 1968 in France |
| Quid de Proust | Marcel Proust |
| Quid de Maupassant | Guy de Maupassant |
| Quid d'Alexandre Dumas | Alexandre Dumas |
| Quid de la Tour Eiffel | Eiffel Tower |
| Quid des Présidents de la République | Presidents of France |
| Quid : le multimédia (colour supplement with Quid 1996) | Multimedia |
| Quid Monde : CD-Rom sur les états du monde with Quid 1997 | List of countries |
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