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Re: Poor Journalism
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Just out of interest, since Trotter mentions copyright: I understand when letters are bought & sold on, although the physical letter itself is the property of whoever bought it, the content still resides (is still "owned" in copyright terms) with the author of the letter; in respect to publishing it. Is this still the case when the original recipient of the letter still owns it? i.e. in this case. I'm sure it does, but for a second it seemed odd when I considered it.

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Posted on: 5/4 8:26:00
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Re: Poor Journalism
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My wife and I have in our Tolkien collection multiple copies of multiple printings of Tree and Leaf...
--Findegil

He probably read that & thought I think Mr Hammond's exaggerating slightly there...

BH

Posted on: 5/4 5:45:47

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Re: Interesting eBay Auctions
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Was the RRP £250 for the 1998 Silmarillion? Was it (like Super Deluxe copies now) available for less than this at all? i.e. when HarperCollins discount. Did this happen?

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Posted on: 5/4 4:42:51
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Re: Interesting eBay Auctions
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I think the number you were trying to recall was £595...

Stu: The GBP 595 copy was me, and was a "what the hell" purchase as it was my 40th birthday



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Re: Interesting eBay Auctions
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Aye, you wouldn't have posted it though! You'd just have got on with bidding away...

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