The Picture Book of Pendleton was awarded for offering, as a max, a word offered by Ned Pendleton on TV. Total in circulation: 104,505.
This table shows the players who have collected the most Picture Books of Pendleton.
| # | Player | ![]() |
|---|---|---|
| 770th | Matthew Lowson | 4 |
| 770th | Joe Parry | 4 |
| 770th | Joel Trenchard | 4 |
| 770th | Johnmorga Morgan | 4 |
| 770th | Jon Wells | 4 |
| 770th | Kieron Rowell | 4 |
| 770th | Lewy Jordan | 4 |
| 770th | Lucas Glanville | 4 |
| 770th | Margaret Juicer | 4 |
| 770th | Martin Hudson | 4 |
| 770th | Martin Peirce | 4 |
| 770th | Joanne Platt | 4 |
| 770th | Nate Stewart | 4 |
| 770th | Paul Smith | 4 |
| 770th | Rachel Waddington | 4 |
| 770th | Sophie Krol | 4 |
| 770th | Stuart Mac | 4 |
| 770th | Tim Janes | 4 |
| 770th | Tom Leslie | 4 |
| 770th | Tyron Potts | 4 |
| 770th | Valerie Dean | 4 |
| 770th | Edan Robertson | 4 |
| 770th | Andrew Macleod | 4 |
| 770th | Andy Bruno | 4 |
| 770th | Andy Kravis | 4 |
| 770th | Bobby Casey | 4 |
| 770th | Charlie Reams | 4 |
| 770th | Chris Millican | 4 |
| 770th | Clark Frei | 4 |
| 770th | Dan Seasmith | 4 |
| 770th | Dave Shenton | 4 |
| 770th | Declan Hill | 4 |
| 770th | Ally Haines | 4 |
| 770th | Faisal Ali | 4 |
| 770th | Father Christmas | 4 |
| 770th | Hazel Var | 4 |
| 770th | Jack Bradley | 4 |
| 770th | Jack Woodfield | 4 |
| 770th | Jake Saverson | 4 |
| 770th | James Drinkwater | 4 |
| 770th | Jenny B | 4 |
| 770th | Jim Athey | 4 |
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Statistics last updated about 3 hours ago at 2026-08-25 16:04:08.
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