First edition

Peppa Pig (2014)

Neville Astley, Mark Baker · Ladybird, London · Updated 20 Oct 2026

Publisher Ladybird Year 2014 ISBN 9780723296850

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In short

Quick answer

Who published the Peppa Pig first edition?: Ladybird, London, in 2014.

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How Ladybird marked its first editions

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Dust jackets before 1965. Books issued before 1965 were sold in dust jackets, so a pre-1965 first should have one. From 1965 jackets were dropped and books were issued in matt pictorial boards.
Logo. The open-winged flying ladybird was used up to 1961; from 1961 a closed-wing ladybird seen from above replaced it. A copy with the later logo cannot be from before 1961.
Decimal prices. A price printed in decimal currency means the copy was printed after decimalisation in 1971.
Tally numbers. Many books from the 1960s and 1970s carry a tally number, which collectors use to date a printing; the first edition of a title has its own known tally number.

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2014

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