Very few of Skelton productions are dated; their titles are here necessarily abbreviated. De Worde printed the "Bowge of Court" twice. "Divers Batettys and dyties salacious devysed" "by Master Shelton Laureat", and "Shelton Laureate" "agaynste a comely Coystroune" have no date or printer's name, but are evidently from the press of Richard Pynson, who also printed "Replycacion against certain yang scalers," dedicated to Wolsey. The "Garlande or Chapelet of Laurell" was printed by Richard Faukes (1523); "Magnificence, A goodly interlude," probably by John Rastell about 1533, reprinted (1821) for the Roxburghe Club. "Hereafter foloweth the Boke of Phyllyp Sparowe" was printed by Richard Kele (1550?), Robert Toy, Antony Kitson (1560?), Abraham Veale (1570?), John Walley, John Wyght (1560?). "Hereafter foloweth certaine bokes compyled by mayster Shelton ... including "Speke, Parrot", "Ware the Hawke", "Elynoure Rumpiynge and others"," was printed by Richard Lant (1550?), John King and Thomas March (1565?), and by John Day (1560). "Hereafter foloweth a title boke called Colyn Cloute" and "Hereafter ... Why Come Ye nat to Courte?" were printed by Richard Kele (1550?) and in numerous subsequent editions. "Pithy, plesaunt and profitable workes of maister Shelton, Poete Laureate. Nowe collected and newly published" was printed in 1568, and reprinted in 1736. A scarce reprint of "Filnour Rummin" by Samuel Rand appeared in 1624.