Notes: Dated 1st printing of this 1990 Guild edition. Title page:

• "Robot Visions [over] by Isaac Asimov [over] Illustrated by Ralph McQuarrie [over] A Byron Preiss Visual Publications, Inc. Book"
• "Guild Publishing [over] London · New York · Sydney · Toronto"

Copyright page:

• "This edition published 1990 [over] by Guild Publishing [over] by arrangement with [over] Victor Gollancz Ltd"
• "Copyright © 1990 Byron Preiss Visual Publications, Inc."
• "Copyright © Introduction, 1990 by The Robot Chronicles, Nightfall, Inc."
• "Copyright © Illustrations, 1990 Byron Preiss Visual Publications, Inc."
• "Printed and bound in Great Britain by [over] Butler & Tanner Ltd, Frome, Somerset"
• "CN 6847"
• No numberline.

Front dc inside flap:

• "Jacket illustration by [over] Ralph McQuarrie"

Back dc inside flap:

• No data.

Back cover:

• "CN 6847"
• Barcode: "9 780575 048416"

Contents on first numbered pages 7-8. McQuarrie's illustrations to Too Bad! and Galley Slave are reversed, left-to-right, to the descriptions given in the title records. At the end of Robots I Have Known, on page 327: "*This essay was written in 1954. (etc)". The date has been corrected from 1956 as it appeared, in error, in the Roc / Penguin hc edition. No price or mention of Book Club Associates anywhere in the book. It is unlikely that this book was published before the September 1990 Gollancz edition. The Roc / Penguin edition was the first publication if this collection. Dims: 23.6 x 15.6 cms (9.3" x 6.2") (h x w). Black boards. Gloss finish dc. Acknowledgements (unnumbered pps.5-6) "Too Bad!" copyright © by Nightfall, Inc. First appeared in The Microverse, [over] November 1989. "Robbie," copyright © 1940 by Fictioneers, Inc., renewed copyright © 1967 by [over] Isaac Asimov. First appeared under title "Strange Playfellow" in Super Science [over] Stories, September 1940 (period missing) "Reason," copyright © 1941 by Street & Smith Publications, Inc., renewed [over] copyright © 1968 by Isaac Asimov. First appeared in Astounding Science Fiction, [over] April 1941. "Liar!" copyright © 1941 by Street & Smith Publications, Inc., renewed [over] copyright © 1968 by Isaac Asimov. First appeared in Astounding Science [over] Fiction, May 1941. "Runaround," copyright © 1942 by Street & Smith Publications, Inc., renewed [over] copyright © 1968 by Isaac Asimov. First appeared in Astounding Science [over] Fiction, April 1941. "Evidence," copyright © 1946 by Street & Smith Publications, Inc., renewed [over] copyright © 1973 by Isaac Asimov. First appeared in Astounding Science [over] Fiction, September 1946. "Little Lost Robot," copyright © 1947 by Street & Smith Publications, Inc., [over] renewed copyright © 1974 by Isaac Asimov. First appeared in Astounding [over] Science Fiction, March 1947. "The Evitable Conflict," copyright © 1950 by Street & Smith Publications, Inc., [over] renewed copyright © 1977 by Isaac Asimov. First appeared in Astounding [over] Science Fiction, June 1950. "Feminine Intuition," copyright © 1969 by Mercury Press, Inc. First appeared [over] in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, October 1969. "The Bicentennial Man," copyright © 1976 by Random House, Inc. First [over] appeared in Stellar #2. "Someday," copyright © 1956 by Royal Publications, Inc. First appeared in [over] Infinity Science Fiction, August 1956. "Think!" copyright © 1977 by Davis Publications, Inc. First appeared in Isaac [over] Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine, Spring 1977. "Segregationist," copyright © 1967 by Abbott Universal Ltd. First appeared in [over] Abbottempo 4. "Mirror Image," copyright © 1972 by Condé Nast Publications, Inc. First [over] appeared in Analog: Science Fiction—Science Fact, May 1972. "Lenny," copyright © 1957 by Royal Publications, Inc. First appeared in [over] Infinity Science Fiction, January 1958. "Galley Slave," copyright © 1957 by Galaxy Publishing Corporation. First [over] appeared in Astounding Science Fiction, May 1941. "Christmas Without Rodney," copyright © 1988 by Davis Publications, Inc. [over] First appeared in Isaac Asimov Science Fiction Magazine, December 1988. "Robots I Have Known," copyright © 1954 by Edmund Callis Berkeley, [over] appeared in "Computers and Automation," October 1954. "The New Teachers," copyright © 1976 by American Airlines. "Whatever You Wish," copyright © 1977 by American Airlines. "The Friends We Make," copyright © 1977 by American Airlines. "Our Intelligent Tools," copyright © 1977 by American Airlines. "The Laws of Robotics," copyright © 1979 by American Airlines. "Future Fantastic," copyright © 1989 by Whittle Communications, L.P. First [over] appeared in Special Reports magazine, Spring 1989. "The Machine and the Robot," copyright © 1978 by Science Fiction Research [over] Associates and Science Fiction Writers of America. "The New Profession," copyright © 1979 by American Airlines. "The Robot As Enemy," (sic) copyright © 1979 by American Airlines. "Intelligences Together," copyright © 1979 by American Airlines. "My Robots," copyright © 1987 by Nightfall, Inc. "The Laws of Humanics," copyright © 1987 by Nightfall, Inc. "Cybernetic Organism," copyright © 1987 by Nightfall, Inc. "The Sense of Humor," copyright © 1988 by Nightfall, Inc. "Robots in Combination," copyright © 1988 by Nightfall, Inc. "Cover painting by Ralph McQuarrie" "Editorial Consultant: Martin H. Greenberg"