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Re: The Battle of the Pelennor Fields on eBay?
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Never seen or heard about such a booklet and I don´t recognize the artist from the two pictures.

I asked the seller if he could put more pictures online so we could have a closer look at it.

Posted on: 2011/6/1 23:11
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Re: Strange Silmarillion 77 Clowes & Sons Export
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Thank you very much for your explanation and the deeper insight in this matter.

Posted on: 2011/5/25 14:21
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Strange Silmarillion 77 Clowes & Sons Export
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Hello everyone!

I stumbled over an auction on Ebay, and after asking the seller about who has printed it, the headband and dyed edge, he has posted some pictures which are quite strange for me.
It appears to be a 1977 George Allen & Unwin, printed by Clowes & Sons with a unpriced dustjacket and bind in cloth,
therefor it should be a Export Edition Variant 1 as listed on Deagols site (Kudos to your work! It was and is really a great help for me).
But there shouldn´t be any edition which has a blue and white striped headband and no blue dyed top edge.

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In the pictures you can see, that the top edges from the cloth are faded nearly to grey.
Is it possible that the blue dye on the edge of the paper faded away too or someone sandpapered it for whatever reason?

Maybe someone can shed some light on this.


Posted on: 2011/5/25 13:15
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Re: Useful Youtube channel for bibliophiles
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Thank you for the link!
There are some really interesting videos.

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Re: Tolkien Interview
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Thank you for the link!
It was a great read.

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