• p.80: Lifeboat and ship 
• p.81: Cargo ship 
• p.82: Plane landing 
• p.85: Car hitting kerb

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pp.117-121 "A Question of Honour" by Henry Casson - All sepia illustrations

• Matador faces bull
• "Deftly Madero guided the bull past him."
• "A great mass of hurtling black flesh."
• Boy and man walk into tunnel

pp.4-8 "The Raid" - Author Unknown, illustrations signed and all red colour

• Soldiers charge cannon position
• "The landing craft were already nearing the coast." 
• "Hart had his revolver in his hand." 

pp.23-27 "Johnny Boyland and the quail hunters" by J. T. Edson - All black & white illustrations

• Old timer shoots in the air
• "The County Sheriff, a townsman, and Deputy Vic Stirton were coming from the bank."
• "Something caught Johnny's eye and a low whistle broke from his lips."
• "'Don't turn, Deputy!', Orzy's voice ordered from behind."
• "Vic angled two shots upwards…Eggars caught both bullets in the chest and reeled."

pp. 78-79 "White Rhino" by Sydney J. Bounds - All black & white illustrations

• Rhino lassoed
• "The rhino hooked its horn under the chassis and lifted."

pp.37-40 "Pull the ring and you're a caterpillar: The enthralling story of the Irvin airchute" by Reginald Taylor - All black & white illustrations

• Figure jumping from aeroplane
• "The crowd thrilled with excitement as the parachutist floated earthwards."
• "All the experience that Irvin had gained with balloons at fairs, death dives and stunt jumps, was put into the design for the new parachute."
• "A body came away from the plane and hurtled earthwards." 

No publication date exists in the annual and no date appears on the cover. Date obtained from Eagle comics adverts

• pp.89-96 "Heros the Spartan" [No title] 
• 1 colour page
• 2 colour centrespreads
• 1 colour page

• pp.33-37 Reprinted 'Johnny Boyland' -see Boy's World Annual 1971

• p.65 "WWI PILOTS" reprints Look and Learn #450

pp.8-10 "Running Buffalo: the story of a young Indian boy who longed to be a hunter"

• Indian boy watches council fire
• "With growing excitement Grey Eagle watched the line of Indians as they raced at full speed towards the mass of buffalo."
• "Swinging his horse to the left and shoving his knees into the animal's sides, Grey Eagle galloped towards his brother."

pp.100-101 "The runaway slave" by Chad Varah - 2 page B&W picture strip

No publication date exists in the annual and no date appears on the cover. Date obtained from inscription stating 'for Christmas 1955)

• Colour cover (copyright 1966)

• Colour cover (copyright 1966)

• p. 15. Colour page reprinting Eagle Vol.16:36 (04/09/65) "Arms Through the Ages: No. 6: The floating mine"

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