‘Philosopher’s Stone’ (Book 1)

Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone was first published in the UK on 26 June 1997.

‘Philosopher’s Stone’ UK children’s edition
Bloomsbury (UK) cover artwork
‘Sorcerer’s Stone’ US children’s edition
Scholastic (US) cover artwork

Cover artwork

‘Philsosopher’s Stone’ adult edition
‘Philosopher’s Stone’ signature edition
‘Sorcerer’s Stone’ US 20th anniversary edition
Sorcerer’s Stone illustrated edition
‘Sorcerer’s Stone’ children’s 10th anniversary edition
‘Sorcerer’s Stone’ US children’s edition (2013)

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Illustrated edition (2015)

Harry wearing the Sorting Hat
Draco Malfoy in Madam Malkin’s
Voldemort and Professor Quirrell
Severus Snape
Professor Minerva McGonagall

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House editions (2017)

‘Philosopher’s Stone’ house edition (Gryffindor) (paperback)
‘Philosopher’s Stone’ house edition (Ravenclaw) (paperback)
‘Philosopher’s Stone’ house edition (Hufflepuff) (paperback)
‘Philosopher’s Stone’ house edition (Slytherin) (paperback)

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Chapter artwork

The Boy Who Lived
The Boy Who Lived
The Vanishing Glass
The Vanishing Glass
The Letters From No One
The Letters From No One
The Keeper of the Keys
The Keeper of the Keys
Diagon Alley
Diagon Alley

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Pictures

Gringotts cart (J.K. Rowling sketch)
‘Harry Potter and the School of Magic’ (Mary GrandPré alternate cover sketch)
Golden Snitch
Mirror of Erised
Hagrid delivers baby Harry
Hermione Granger
‘Philosopher’s Stone’ 20 Years of Movie Magic poster
‘Sorcerer’s Stone’ US children’s edition (2013) (front jacket artwork)

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