Book Collection: ur2ndbiggestfan

[HONKYTONKSMASH]

Thats pretty cool stuff, man


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[Stockerlone]

Supernice !!!

[webstar1000]

That is very cool!

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

Q. What did one formerly very expensive autographed trading card say to another formerly cheaper than dirt autographed trading card?

A. Enjoy the ride, Honey. It may not last forever.

[Brian861]

Soon to be Lady Markle maybe.

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

STAR WARS laserdisc set and NIGHT SHIFT 1st US paperbacks:

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

STAR TREK MOVIES laserdisc set and the badges you could send away for after buying it, 1st US 'SALEM'S LOT paperback, THE MIST Promotional Copy paperback:

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

Original DIRTY HARRY US 11X14 lobby card, and his favorite book, DIRTY SEASONS, 1st US paperback, all four colors:

[Hunchback Jack]

STAR WARS laserdisc set and NIGHT SHIFT 1st US paperbacks:

Chewbacca of the Corn?

(Nice adds, by the way!)

[Brian861]

Cool adds, Steve! The DS PBs look almost new!

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

Not only that, they are as new as when I bought them upon release, and never read. My one regret is not buying multiple copies of each color. I recall looking through all they had and having a hard time finding undamaged copies.

[Brian861]

Not only that, they are as new as when I bought them upon release, and never read. My one regret is not buying multiple copies of each color. I recall looking through all they had and having a hard time finding undamaged copies.

Nice!

[Randall Flagg]

Not only that, they are as new as when I bought them upon release, and never read. My one regret is not buying multiple copies of each color. I recall looking through all they had and having a hard time finding undamaged copies.

How long ago was that (and where)?

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

Not only that, they are as new as when I bought them upon release, and never read. My one regret is not buying multiple copies of each color. I recall looking through all they had and having a hard time finding undamaged copies.

How long ago was that (and where)?

Probably late July, 1983 at a bookstore; which one I don't remember, but I know it no longer exists. Every Friday it was my habit to ride around to various bookstores and buy books; eventually the internet killed them all. RIP.

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

Got my lettered FINGERPRINTS today. It's a nice big book:

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

While everyone else is running around after easy to find stuff like 3rd state 'SALEM'S LOTs and goat-skinned pants, er, I mean books, I'm scoring big on these REALLY rare items, like this new edition of REVIVAL for instance:

[Hunchback Jack]

Sweet! I'm liking the illos on these new editions.

HBJ

[Brian861]

Nice adds, Steve!

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

Here is a picture (with much greater detail in my gallery) of my Robert Bloch shelf.

[peripheral]

Fantastic adds Steve. And I love this Bloch collection, very impressive. I’ll have to check out the detail in your gallery. Any especially interesting, amusing, etc, Bloch inscriptions?

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

I think there are some Bloch inscriptions in there someplace. I'll have to check. I do remember I have his personal copy of the ONCE AROUND THE BLOCH proof, of which there are at least two different states.

I tried to download another picture of the Bloch books that overflowed the shelves, but it wouldn't take. I'll try that again later too.

[Brian861]

Cool stuff, Steve. And a Kia fan as well

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

I bought this because I was offered it, one of 100 copies (I guess) of the Plume paperback of THE GUNSLINGER permabound:

[Brian861]

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

I ordered a box of bubble-wrap, Styrofoam popcorn and used tape from James down in New Zealand, and for some reason he protected them with these two Australian printed 1st books, of which SB is the Moth version:





Also, Stephen King shelf number one of thirty four, not counting the paperback shelves: