
Illustration by unknown artist for the "The Living Daylights " video game.
The scan comes from the excellent website "Thunderball Obsessional" celebrating it's 10th year on the net. Congratulations!
"The Quasimodo Gambit", three part comic book series, illustrated by Gary Caldwell, script by Don McGregor, published by Dark Horse in 1995
"Permission To Die" James Bond 007 comic book series in three parts, illustrated by Mike Grell, published by Eclipse in 1989
Check out Wynn's cool 007 Sketch Card collection here
"Hinter Den Kulissen Von James Bond 007", German book about the James Bond phenomena, Zweite Kino Verlag 1981. The cover illustration is uncredited but looks very Renato Casaro.
"Chaudes Les Glacons" (Diamonds Are Forever), Ian Fleming, second french paperback edition - Le Livre de Poche 1965. Thanks to Alan for sharing this scan!
Ian Fleming Publications reprinted two of Ian Fleming's non-Bond titles:"Thrilling Cities" and "Diamond Smugglers". Both are beautiful hardcover editions with cover design by Two Associates. Both books can be ordered from Ian Fleming Publications.

German paperback edition of "Win, Lose or Die" (Sieg oder stirb, Mr. Bond!), John Gardner, Heyne 1991
"Colonel Sun", Robert Markham (Kingsley Amis), Paperback from Japan.
Italian Paperback "Solo Per I Tuoi Occhi" (For Your Eyes Only), Ian Fleming James Bond 007 novel, published by Edizione Oscar Mondaori 1987.
"Il Grande Slam Della Morte" (Moonraker), Ian Fleming - James Bond novel, Italian paperback by Garzanti 1964
Reconstruction of Frank McCarthy's artwork for the Thunderball "Look Down / Underwater Battle" illustration. It's based on the album cover of the stero version of the soundtrack. The lower / seafloor part is taken from the cover of the mono relelase of the soundtrack. Divers on the left are taken from the German "Look up/down" poster. Not a lot of artwork but this poster shows more than the US one sheet. The harpoon top is taken from the US 24 sheet as it's not visible in all other posters.
"From Russia With Love" unused art, 1963.
"Property Of A Lady", short story by Ian Fleming, published in Playboy magazine in January 1964.