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There are a few others, for sure, but those two, historically, are fairly sought-after.

Anyone have a lead on someone who makes high-quality acrylic slipcases? I'd love to build a set for my Dark Tower proofs.

Dude...maybe this might shed some light on your inquiry. After a quick Google search, I found THIS thread. Check it out.[/QUOTE]

Mate, this is brilliant. Thank you...[/QUOTE]

For sure! Happy...

Dude...maybe this might shed some light on your inquiry. After a quick Google search, I found THIS thread. Check it out.

Anyone know if the Legends #'d or lettered versions also produced "PC" (Publisher's Copy) copies?

It's good.

Anyone know the print run for the UK hardcover (New English Library) 1st of 'Salem's Lot?

Trash.

The price on that one has been plummeting in the past two weeks. Always a tell-tale sign the seller is trying to find a sucker who will bite on it.

Best product for protecting the early Signet paperbacks. The Brodart equivalent? Does someone make cover protectors for small paperbacks?

100% pass. Please don't buy.

Thanks for sharing, ur2ndbiggestfan — That's a neat stamp! The whole "library" aspect brings up some additional questions.

Thanks, AKC, for the insight! Good stuff.

@Mullein: This is a great start! Would these be sent pre-publication/pre-release?[/QUOTE]

Not sure about pre-publication/pre-release, but in my collecting opinion I wouldn't hesitate calling it...

@Mulleins: This is a great start! Would these be sent pre-publication/pre-release?

I'm positive someone has a great answer to this, Merlin1958. No doubt our patience will be rewarded handsomely.

Hi, all...

What's the story with the older King Doubleday books bearing the "With Compliments of Doubleday, Inc." stamp? In the event this has already been discussed, I'd kindly appreciate someone...

Thanks for the insight, John. So would you say only printings subsequent to the true first might have come with the band? Your logic makes sense since the band does mention Stephen King.

Did all copies of the hardcover trade edition of Thinner come with the white paper band surrounding the book? For example, see THIS listing. Thanks for the help!

Question about the older book club editions...

Aside from those novels with a # line, specific gutter code or those stated as "First Edition," is there anything about them that's differentiates...

I suppose I should clarify. What is one book you expect to appreciate in value the most from this point forward that would not be considered an exorbitant purchase?