Mary is offering a wonderful service for collectors interested in translations of Tolkien’s works. She maintains a list of currently active eBay auctions that match her rigorous search criteria, and put them into a readable, simple table format with Language, Title, seller, link, and auction end time.

Specialty bookseller focusing on Tolkien.

Daniel Reeve had his work featured in all three of the Peter Jackson movies. He did the tengwar calligraphy for the movies, DVD packaging and menus, drew maps for the movies and other merchandise, and more. Check out his website for some excellent examples of his various artwork on display and for sale. Some items are officially licensed products reproducing props from the movies.

Premium bookseller with a wide selection of rare, signed, and interesting books and related items. Specializes in Tolkien and Tolkien related works.

Located in the UK, with membership worldwide. Founded in 1969, multiple meetings (formal and informal) year round, publishes Amon Hen and Mallorn, all in all a great resource for Tolkien fans and scholars.

Anthony and Jessica have launched a blog for Heren Istarion, that should hopefully be easier to maintain and update than the (still active) herenistarion.org website. Looking forward to seeing more content there guys!

Great articles, reviews, and more on Tolkien collecting.

Thornton's Bookshop is run by W A & J S Meeuws. It was established in Oxford in 1835, and is a member of ABA, BA, and ILAB. Thornton's always has an interesting selection of Tolkien related books and ephemera for sale, and puts out occasional catalogs with quite interesting scarce and rare materials for the serious as well as casual collector.

"The Springlering collection is a private collection, based in Atlanta, Georgia. It is dedicated to Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings movie trilogy, and includes over 5,000 licensed movie items, as well as several thousand movie and magazine clippings.

Many of these items are very rare press or promo items, or consumer items that were produced and thrown away (popcorn bags, soda cups), and hence are now rare as a result.

This website is an effort to share these items with fans and collectors all over the world."

Reviews, articles, and lots of pictures for Tolkien collectibles. Also the home of the Shire Radio, an online audio feed with just about every Tolkien related or inspired song ever.