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That's odd, Khamul ... I don't seem to have a signed red leather super deluxe ...
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Posted on: 2012/2/19 12:52
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That 'signed' Tolkien Reader looks like a load of tosh.
Posted on: 2012/2/19 13:31
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Are you looking for one Wellinghall? I have one kicking around with a few loose pages. I didn't pay much more for it than you paid for that 1978 dummy copy of yours!
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Posted on: 2012/2/19 13:41
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"The great Mongol hordes were an inspiration to J.R.R. Tolkien, who was writing his whimsical series of novels at the same time as Lamb was working on this. His Lord of the Rings was in fact a rosy pastiche based fancifully on the very times that Ghengis and his hordes conquered Europe as far as Poland. Inasmuch as you can line up historical facts with Tolkein's fairy world, you might say that the orcs are generally the Mongols and Muslims invading from the east and south, Minas Tirith was the city of Byzantium, Osgiliath was the ruins of Rome, Rohan was the Germanic peoples, and Aragorn was partly borrowed from the Emperor Frederick. Numenor was the ancient Romans, and the Shire was, of course, Merry Olde England."
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MARCH-BARBA ... tible&hash=item58926328ea - wellinghall
Posted on: 2012/2/21 1:00
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What would you do if you had a first edition, first impression of one of the most desirable books of 20th century literature, I speak of the UK first edition, first impression of J R R Tolkien's "The Return of the King" published by George Allen and Unwin in 1955 completed with map and internally complete and undamaged. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/INCREDIBLY- ... m5d327a1e16#ht_500wt_1415
Posted on: 2012/2/21 16:35
Edited by Khamul on 2012/2/22 15:20:53
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