Catalogues for the James Bond watches by Swatch:"The James Bond Collection" released for the 40th Anniversary of the bond series in 2002 and "007Villain Collection" released for Quantum of Solace 2008.
Austrian editions of Ian Fleming's James Bond books, Tosa publisher 1996. Sag Niemals Nie (Thunderball), James Bond Jagt Dr. No (Dr, No), Liebesgruesse Aaus Moskau (From Russia With Love) and Goldfinger (Goldfinger)
James Bond og Operasjon tordensky (Thunderball), Ian Fleming, Norwegian paperback published by Dryer, 1963.
Frå Moskva med kjærleg helsing (From Russia With Love), Ian Fleming, Norwegian paperback published by Fonna, 1959
Diamanter varer evig (Diamonds Are Forever), Ian Fleming, Norwegian paperback published by Gyldendals Flaggermusboker, 1958.
James Bond og Dr. No (Dr. No), Ian Fleming, Norwegian paperback published by Dryer 1964.
"L'homme au pistolet d'or" (The Man With The Golden Gun), Ian Fleming, from the French Plon "Noire" series.Merci Jacques!
Print advertisement for the Victory Role Playing Games from a 1980ies Starlog magazine.Thanks to Martin for sending me this!
German newspaper advertisements for the Film "Goldfinger", 1964
"Chauds Les Glacons!" (Diamonds Are Forever), first French Hardcover edition by NRF, 1957. Merci to Jacques for this image!

Print advertising for the computer game "From Russia With Love"
Original "Beach Scene"artwork by Robert McGinnis for the film "Thunderball",
gouache on board, 18 x 24 in. / 45.7 x 61 cm.
Mexican Lobbycard for the film "Operacion Trueno" (Thunderball)
Hurricane Gold, Charlie Higson, hardcover by Disney, release on 7 April 2009. Artwork by Kev Walker.Thanks to John from the Young Bond Dossier for this great illustration!
On ne lit que deux fois,Jacques Layani, published by ECRITURE & COMM in 2008. Available from Amazon France. Merci Jacques!
Blackclaw’s Doomsday Plot - James Bond children’s book written by John Albano, illustrated by Rudy Nebres, published by PlayValue Books 1985. Image with kind permission from Mister 8 blog:
He has some pretty cool stuff there!
Happy new year to everyone! I'm happy to be back after a break.
This beautiful illustration was done by Mcginnis (I believe) for the James Bond Exhibition "Die Welt des 007" (The World of 007) in the Roemer- und Pelizaeus- Museum Hildesheim in Germany 1998.
The scan is taken from the back of the exhibition catalogue. Thanks to Martin for reminding me about this great artwork.