Sorry, just a quick note (I haven't quite read the latter posts), getting back to the Silmarillion with CJRT signed sticker --did I miss something? $2,200 (~£1,447)!?
BH
BH
Yes, that's a silly price for a Silmarillion - and Christopher's autograph can't be worth as much as that, can it? (no offence to CT)
As for the Wolfe book - words fail one, don't they?
As for the Wolfe book - words fail one, don't they?
I agree, Christopher Tolkien's signatures are currently quite easy to acquire, I think I have 8 or 9 in my collection. Christopher Tolkien has signed a lot more book plates and books than his father.
You can get a signed copy by Christopher Tolkien for £245 from the HarperCollins website.
http://www.tolkien.co.uk/Pages/Produc ... s.aspx?ISBN=9780007252244
OK this is an earlier example of his signature, but £1200 more!!!
You can get a signed copy by Christopher Tolkien for £245 from the HarperCollins website.
http://www.tolkien.co.uk/Pages/Produc ... s.aspx?ISBN=9780007252244
OK this is an earlier example of his signature, but £1200 more!!!
That's still expensive - I bought a one - off signed book for £35.00, not so many years ago. Just luck I expect. Though if anyone were to ask me what's a good price for a CT signature, I'd have to admit I don't know.
It has been relisted with a buy it now price of $8889, only $7200 approx more than they paid for it, what a bargain.
This book has been relisted again
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/JRR-Tolkien-SIG ... tible?hash=item1e5b6dc9a5
The most rare book ever now has no reserve and seems to be a loss maker on the price paid to Jonkers, oh dear, it was way over the original price paid but unsold last time.
Could be a good buy as we are certain the signature (initials) are real.