C. S. Lewis first editions
What C. S. Lewis first editions are worth, valued from recorded sales, with each edition’s value by condition and signature and how to identify its first printing.
What C. S. Lewis first editions are worth
Every C. S. Lewis edition we value, most valuable first. Unsigned is a copy at its best valued grade.
| Edition | How to identify it | Unsigned | Signed |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Horse And His Boy Geoffrey Bles, 1954 · First UK edition, first impression | Title page: London: Geoffrey Bles | $3,353 | — |
| Prince Caspian Geoffrey Bles, 1951 · First UK edition, first impression | Copyright page: “First published 1951”, printed by Butler & Tanner Ltd, Frome, for Geoffrey Bles, with no impression line below it | $3,105 | — |
| The Last Battle The Bodley Head, 1956 · First UK edition, first impression | Copyright page: “First published 1956” at the head of the page, with no “Reprinted” line | $2,236 | — |
Common questions
- What are the most valuable C. S. Lewis first editions?
- The Horse And His Boy (first uk edition, first impression, about $3,353 unsigned), Prince Caspian (first uk edition, first impression, about $3,105 unsigned), The Last Battle (first uk edition, first impression, about $2,236 unsigned). Values are as of October 2026, from recorded sales.
- How do I know if my C. S. Lewis book is a first edition?
- Check the copyright page for a first edition statement or a number line that still has its 1, and compare the dust jacket price with the first printing's. Each edition page lists the exact points.
- Can I sell a C. S. Lewis first edition to BBourse?
- Yes. We value the exact copy from recorded sales and make a firm cash offer, free and with no obligation to sell.
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