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Cheers mate

Question for the team A fellow book collector has an edition of Salem's Lot with $8.95 (unclipped) on the jacket, but the third paragraph has Callahan - not Cody. I'm guessing this is a later...

Reposting Colin's question before I hijacked the thread...

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...

Coincidentally, like Colin in the previous post, I also have a Legends question. I have a first edition of Legends (edited by Silverberg) - it's flatsigned by King, inscribed by Terry Goodkind and...

What a pain in the arse. They should resend the correct book, given it’s they error. But then again, they shouldn’t resend the correct book because they don’t care. I’m trying to avoid the bigger...

No bueno

But if I extend that logic, the books are in shelves, the shelves are in a room, and the room is in a house - based on the value of my books, the house would be ~ 5.2 mil...(I'm working on it).

That’s what I use - with the doors. They’re fine, love them. Some people have reported that the shelves slightly bow over time, but mine haven’t in 10 years. For the bigger SLs, I use the shorter...

A friend of mine just purchased a red leather library copy of The Stand. This unopened promotional thing was in it - any idea what's inside? I couldn't find anything after a brief internet search......

It’s a “no, that’s a fugazi” from me ....

Wow, I've never seen that first edition pb cover, Steve - differs a lot from the second impression.

No, but I’m betting a later printing given someone applied the “factory” seal after publication.

I've been asked to do it, and also heard of it happening, across a number of publishers (PS, CD, Sub Press)

Agreed. This is great.[/QUOTE]

Yes, me too. And it’s awesome to be part of this community where these can of questions can actually be explored...

Signed copies given out on tour (which are no different to King signing a book on his way to a car) are very different to a limited number of signed books with a specific bookplate. I see this copy...

Signed copies given out on tour (which are no different to King signing a book on his way to a car) are very different to a limited number of signed books with a specific bookplate. I see this copy...

I received this description:

Nice First Edition First Printing of Four Past Midnight by Stephen King. This has a signed bookplate affixed, part of a giveaway the occurred at 4 past midnight on the...

Has anyone seen this before? Someone was querying about it on Facebook and (to me) the signature looks legitimate. (Facsimile on a limited paste down?)
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Late to the party- but real...