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I've got a few books now, where do I get these covers and what sizes should I buy.
Thanks, Eric the Red
Posted on: 2009/2/4 15:48
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...also can't lovingly look at my HOME's any more as I took Khamul's advice and turned them round so the spines are inwards.
-TrotterO dear! I hope I've not made you too unhappy Trotter!? Personally I don't think I could bare the thought of having any of my books literally de-valuing (or rather deteriorating in condition) as they sat on my shelf. Eventually they will be brought forth in all their glory; but until then, and since I have to double up my books in any case!, they can sit behind other less important books. Having said that, the habit (of turning books around or hiding them behind others) is perhaps driven by my Silmarillion collecting; where there is (perhaps with other books there is not so much!) a real danger of spine fading were they all on open display. BH
Posted on: 2009/2/5 6:12
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>I find this book impossible to get hold of. In fact I think they only printed 5 copies to tease collectors like me
>It's was the hardest book to find in my collection. It becamse a kind of holy grail, as it took me several years to find a copy. If I hadn't seen a picture of it, I wouldn't have believed it existed! When I did find it, I was lucky enough to get an unread copy in near perfect condition. It cost 40 pounds, which was seemed fair given its rarity. I would love to know how many copies were printed. They do exist, I have just got a copy from eBay, wish it only cost £40 though Does anyone know how many of this edition was printed?
Posted on: 2009/2/15 12:01
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129 Pounds. Yikes!
Still, at least you have acquired it! I suspect it is by far the least common volume in the UK HoME style of cover. Stu
Posted on: 2009/2/15 17:00
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Pricey indeed. I was in on the bidding too! But, too rich for me at present. There have definitely (altho' not many) been a couple come up on eBay over the years, and I'm pretty sure they were in the Stu range (<£100 anyway); hopefully a copy can be obtained for less than three figures. Thinking of selling Stu?
BH
Posted on: 2009/2/16 3:08
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