The Cambridge ancient history. (At the University Press, 1977)
Publisher considers the volumes of plates to be an integral part of the new edition begun in the 1970s, wich also includes text volumes variously labeled as "second" and "third" editions.
Publisher considers v. 3-<14> as part of a "new edition" begun in the 1970s and including also v.1-2 of the third edition: "Volumes I and II, only, were published ... in a second edition before it became apparent that the whole history should have been updated. This explains why Volumes I and II of the new edition have to be referred to as 'Third Edition'. Since the other volumes had no interim edition they are called 'Second Edition'"--publisher's web site, 2001.