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Re: Cheap ? Linguphone records for sale
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It's already fetching over €200...

Posted on: 2008/12/26 4:41
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Re: TolkienGuide in 2008...
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Well, it has not been very long since I discovered this website, must've been about the end of September.
But I have truly enjoyed the little time I've been here.
I think I'm going to stick along for a great while

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!!

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Posted on: 2008/12/24 10:05
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Re: Signed 1st ed. Hobbit?
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It's exactly the same.
Seems like the seller wanted to make yet more money on a first impression of The Hobbit by sticking a signature on the title page. A bit greedy, isn't it?
On the other hand, it makes it also more appealing to collectors and a first impression with a signature of Tolkien (even when it's pasted on the book) is obviously much more attractive...

Posted on: 2008/12/23 13:06
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Re: HoMe Uncorrected Proof
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Dior wrote:
If my memory serves me correctly, the winner was Valhalla??


Yes, I recall it was someone with Valhalla or Walhalla in its name...
I have seen that copy of Lays of Beleriand too. I even was the first bidder, but because I went on holiday, I couldn't check it, and I was overbid when I came back (and lost the auction of course)...

Posted on: 2008/12/11 5:23
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Re: Is anyone else unhappy about this?
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I'm quite unhappy about this!

The first one:
This drawing and signature are certainly fake.
If you look at Lee's other drawings, they are much more detailed (and a lot better shaped!).
Also this drawing is 'rough' drawed, with almost no shadows but under his neck. And that shadowy spot isn't the way Lee draws his shadows; he draws them soft and with almost no clear lines in it...

The second one: a very nice example of a genuine drawing and signature

Conclusion: I'd rather have the second one than the first one

Posted on: 2008/12/7 1:52
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