Your New Pride and Joy!

[Tito_Villa]

Thanks everyone East-tennessee thats another great looking copy of The Gunslinger! As biomieg said above a fellow forum member made it me, check out his website www.bookslipcase.com

[Stockerlone]

Thanks to Frank, I've just received the Sometimes they come back matches and a german bookmark of The green mile!

Only 12 day´s delivery time from Germany to Argentina.

Hope you like them.

[The Library Policeman]

Congratulations everyone.

[The Library Policeman]

[Tito_Villa]

Cool Alan, is that a Gunslinger 1st?

[Dolso]

I got these a while back thanks to Mulleins. Both the S/L & the trade edition. These are in absolutely pristine condition! I've gotten books directly from the publisher that are not as fine as these!

Thanks Ralph!







BTW~ Glad you like the cases shown previously. I'd be tickled to make one for anyone else. PM me if interested.

Dick

[The Library Policeman]

No Tom, it's only a second, but it's the first time I've owned a Grant hardcover of this title so I'm pretty excited about it.

[Tito_Villa]

Great books Dick, are you going to make a case to house them both?

[Tito_Villa]

No Tom, it's only a second, but it's the first time I've owned a Grant hardcover of this title so I'm pretty excited about it.

i haven't got a 2nd edition ... im sure it will look great on your bookshelf!

[The Library Policeman]

i haven't got a 2nd edition ...

Wanna swap?

That first edition of yours looks amazing by the way. Beautiful case it's in too.

[Dolso]

Great books Dick, are you going to make a case to house them both?

When I have time I probably will. What do you think.......something like this?

[The Library Policeman]

That looks fantastic, Dolso!

[Tito_Villa]

i haven't got a 2nd edition ...

Wanna swap?

That first edition of yours looks amazing by the way. Beautiful case it's in too.

Thanks but no thanks, i think my girlfriend might cut a certain part of me off

And Dick that will look stunning it really will! Hope you do decide something like that!

[mae]

I believe The Shining was published in January 1977. This is based primarily upon the Doubleday gutter code theory
and The Complete Guide to the Works of Stephen King.

Just what I was looking for, Thanx Jerome. You guys are the best.

Our release dates list also has January, but no date, though. The ninth was a Sunday. It must've been released right after New Year's. Were books released on Tuesdays then? If so, the release date would then be January 4, 1977.

In the 70's and 80's, Tuesday was not a release day-there were no 'street dates'. As I recall books 'appeared' on the shelf Saturday's, and most any day of the week except for Sunday and Monday. Shipping was a M-F business.

Right. It's quite unusual for a book to be published during the first week of the year, isn't it? We do, however, have solid on-sale dates for some of the early books, like Carrie, for example. I think those dates were taken from advance copies or promo material. Hopefully our super-collectors can look up the rest of such dates that are missing from the above-mentioned list.

[Randall Flagg]

No Tom, it's only a second, but it's the first time I've owned a Grant hardcover of this title so I'm pretty excited about it.

I may have a new DJ for a 2nd Gunslinger..just looked, I have 2.
PM me if interested.

[The Library Policeman]

No Tom, it's only a second, but it's the first time I've owned a Grant hardcover of this title so I'm pretty excited about it.

I may have a new DJ for a 2nd Gunslinger..just looked, I have 2.
PM me if interested.

PM sent, Jerome.

[east-tennessee]

13th printing ....F/F $4.00 from our local used book store...I'm wonder if thats supposed to be the home from Jerusalem's lot?

[Tito_Villa]

13th printing ....F/F $4.00 from our local used book store...I'm wonder if thats supposed to be the home from Jerusalem's lot?

Nice ... ive not seen that cover before!

[Mr. Rabbit Trick]

I'm wonder if thats supposed to be the home from Jerusalem's lot?

Yes, it's called Chapelwaite. The story "Jerusalem's Lot" was first published in "Night Shift"

[Stockerlone]

[QUOTE=Dolso;523560]I got these a while back thanks to Mulleins. Both the S/L & the trade edition. These are in absolutely pristine condition! I've gotten books directly from the publisher that are not as fine as these!

Thanks Ralph!




I think, i rememder this Borderlines s/l .
In the last second Mulleins outbid me
But the saved money is invested in other sig lim Books

[WeDealInLead]

13th printing ....F/F $4.00 from our local used book store...I'm wonder if thats supposed to be the home from Jerusalem's lot?

Very cool!

[ELazansky]

I have that Night Shift along with an edition of Carrie with the same cover type - does anyone have info about these covers? Was it just Carrie and Night Shift?

[wizardsrainbow]

Hey, wrong thread I know but I have someone looking for the Pet Sematary harcover with Holdorf cover art. Issued in 1993. I can't find one. Anybody have one to sell?

[carlosdetweiller]

I have that Night Shift along with an edition of Carrie with the same cover type - does anyone have info about these covers? Was it just Carrie and Night Shift?

CARRIE, 'SALEM'S LOT, THE SHINING and NIGHT SHIFT were done in this format. It is a format that I like a lot. I am pretty sure there was only one printing of these. Personally I think they are difficult to find in really nice condition but are never very expensive.

[carlosdetweiller]

CARRIE is probably the most interesting in this format. The first state dust jacket had the title horizontal on the spine but it didn't fit and couldn't be read easily on a bookstore shelf. So it was redone with the title vertical. I don't think any of the first state were ever sent out.