Never seen this cover before: http://www.ebay.com/itm/LORD-OF-THE-R ... tible&hash=item5aea3834f6
Oh, that is because it is not The Lord of the Rings.
Oh, that is because it is not The Lord of the Rings.
Oh dear, it is a first printing, but on a grading scale, what is Extra Extra Terrible classed as?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/The-Return- ... 8a938&_uhb=1#ht_500wt_922
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/The-Return- ... 8a938&_uhb=1#ht_500wt_922
wow this sold in less than 30 minutes of going on !
Its nice set for sure but I didnt/wouldnt pay that sort of money
Anyone notice good books being offered less and less over last two months. Got a feeling there will be a mass hit the market in a few months!
That's a significant discount compared to other copies on the market at the moment, not that surprised that it sold straight away, like to get a set myself
If you have not seen these Folio Society books, they along with the Easton Press books are superb copies of the book.
If you have not seen these Folio Society books, they along with the Easton Press books are superb copies of the book.
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Lord-Films-Uno ... _Book&hash=item564d47168e
Apparently it "provides in-depth analysis of the live-action trilogy and other related films, alongside games, puzzles, and interviews with the filmmakers"
Nothing like in-depth analysis, along with games and puzzles!
Apparently it "provides in-depth analysis of the live-action trilogy and other related films, alongside games, puzzles, and interviews with the filmmakers"
Nothing like in-depth analysis, along with games and puzzles!
Red wrote:
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Lord-Films-Uno ... _Book&hash=item564d47168e
Apparently it "provides in-depth analysis of the live-action trilogy and other related films, alongside games, puzzles, and interviews with the filmmakers"
Nothing like in-depth analysis, along with games and puzzles!
A fool and his money etc. (trying hard not to fall into this category myself )
If you have any Facsimile signed Tolkien books, now might be the time to sell them on eBay, £222 for a second printing 1964 Tree and Leaf
But you would have to list the item unethically under the title "J.R.R. TOLKIEN TREE AND LEAF POSSIBLY SIGNED ?????"
It is always a shame to see things like this sold for such ABSURD prices.
Being a second impression with no dust jacket, that book sold for about 10 times the price it should have actually gone for.
It is always a shame to see things like this sold for such ABSURD prices.
Being a second impression with no dust jacket, that book sold for about 10 times the price it should have actually gone for.
9 Oct, 2012
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2012-10-9 5:21:17 PM UTC
Edited by Trotter on 2012-10-9 5:31:52 PM UTC
Edited by Trotter on 2012-10-9 5:32:37 PM UTC
Edited by Trotter on 2012-10-9 5:32:37 PM UTC
2012-10-9 5:21:17 PM UTC
Very sad indeed.
Can't understand though why buyers don't do some basic checks i.e. search Google, before wasting this much money on a £10 at most book?
Just tried this, typed "tree leaf signed tolkien" into Google and Beren's article is second on list
http://www.tolkienlibrary.com/press/fascimilesignatures.htm
Can't understand though why buyers don't do some basic checks i.e. search Google, before wasting this much money on a £10 at most book?
Just tried this, typed "tree leaf signed tolkien" into Google and Beren's article is second on list
http://www.tolkienlibrary.com/press/fascimilesignatures.htm
It's this sort of thing which can draw in the unwary, I think -
"There are supposedly a number of copies where a facsimiled signature is present. Personally I do not know. The only thing that points to it not be standard printed is that you can feel the indentation on the verso of the page, I have included a photo of the verso and the signature imprint shows through distinctly."
This can, I suppose, make some think it _might_ be a real signature, and worth a punt (what with signed Tolkien books being so valuable and all).
It'll be interesting to see if the new owner re-lists it at a fantastically higher price.
"There are supposedly a number of copies where a facsimiled signature is present. Personally I do not know. The only thing that points to it not be standard printed is that you can feel the indentation on the verso of the page, I have included a photo of the verso and the signature imprint shows through distinctly."
This can, I suppose, make some think it _might_ be a real signature, and worth a punt (what with signed Tolkien books being so valuable and all).
It'll be interesting to see if the new owner re-lists it at a fantastically higher price.