Looks great man!
Looks great man!
Very nice, James! Curious about the 4 copies of CTCC.
You don't know my kind.....You don't my mind.....Dark necessities are part of my design.....
Bought two from CD, but was sent 3rd prints. I wasn't going to worry about it, but then Brian reached out to everyone that got 3rd prints and made it right. Told us to keep the 3rd prints as well. Boom! 4 copies. (+ the S/L version on the way)Originally Posted by Brian861
Sweet.Bought two from CD, but was sent 3rd prints. I wasn't going to worry about it, but then Brian reached out to everyone that got 3rd prints and made it right. Told us to keep the 3rd prints as well. Boom! 4 copies. (+ the S/L version on the way)
You don't know my kind.....You don't my mind.....Dark necessities are part of my design.....
Great display! Love it!
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I'm more curious about the 100 copies of 'Salems Lot! Great display actually. I love how each book is special and has its own space to breath.
That too, Dan LOL. I spy several duplicates and triplets in there of other books as well. Most I can make a good guess on but the others, fess up, James! Or should I look through your collection thread if ya have oneI'm more curious about the 100 copies of 'Salems Lot! Great display actually. I love how each book is special and has its own space to breath..
You don't know my kind.....You don't my mind.....Dark necessities are part of my design.....
Looks great, I'd love to have space to lay my books out like that.
One question (and I really should know the answer) What is the book to the right of the EOTD S/L ?\
EDIT: I zoomed in. It's The Stand Portfolio
"A real limited edition, far from being an expensive autograph stapled to a novel, is a treasure. And like all treasures do, it transforms the responsible owner into a caretaker, and being a caretaker of something as fragile and easily destroyed as ideas and images is not a bad thing but a good one...and so is the re-evaluation of what books are and what they do that necessarily follows." - Stephen King
Magnificent!
Love the bookcases and the way you've displayed everything.
Nice display. Love the corner bookcase with the Doubleday firsts (I assume firsts) in the wood slipcases. Nice Job!
Cross posting from the bookcases thread as this is my favorite acquisition in a while! Not so much a book, but I finally got new bookcases and like the way it all turned out. Feels good to have room to expand!
The absence of a thing, this can be as deadly as the presence. The absence of air, eh?
The absence of water? The absence of anything else we're addicted to.
- Baron Vladimir Harkonnen
Beautifully displayed bookcase! Nicely done.
WANTED:
Lettered Danse Macabre
Marshroots
Lettered Eyes Of The Dragon
Lettered The Stand
BOMC signed Full Dark No Stars
MM AGOT #249
Lettered Frankenstein
Back from the framers. I really like what he did with it.
Ha! I hadn't noticed that the angle really does make it look like another book. I would have wondered the same thing if I were you
Very nice! I've never had a piece framed before, though I've bought and framed some pieces myself. How much does it cost, on average, to get it done for a piece that size or slightly larger?
Back from the framers. I really like what he did with it.
Depends on if they are running a sale or not. I think this was a little over a hundred but some times you can get it super cheap when they run big sales. I got By the Silver Waters of Lake Champlain and I think that cost me about the same
The 'Salems Lots are more a testament to my weakness than anything. I originally decided to purchase a full AE set of the Doubleday years from CD and a full gift set. Then somewhere along the way I acquired another AE Carrie on the cheap and then got a deal on an AE 'Salems so I guess I am trying to build two sets of each with an eye toward selling one eventually if I manage to continue getting two of each as they come out. That explains the doubles of those. As for the other 'Salems on the bottom, they were bought on various whims, some as CD was announcing they were almost sold out, some after the fact when they offered remarqued copies and a 50% coupon at the same time (still not sure they meant to do that lol). Sometime soon I will sell off the extras to put toward something else.That too, Dan LOL. I spy several duplicates and triplets in there of other books as well. Most I can make a good guess on but the others, fess up, James! Or should I look through your collection thread if ya have oneI'm more curious about the 100 copies of 'Salems Lot! Great display actually. I love how each book is special and has its own space to breath.
As for the trade hardbacks with doubles or triples, that is usually the product of trying to improve on the condition of the one I have, then never getting around to selling the original; although I always tell myself I will soon lol.
I don't have a collection thread, but enjoy lurking around in others. It's another thing I keep telling myself i will do, but between work, wife, and 3 teenage boys time is not something I have in abundance right now.
Back from the framers. I really like what he did with it.
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I really appreciate the kind words everyone! I am happy with how it turned out as well and wonder of wonders, even my wife said it looked nice
Love that frame, very sharp looking.
Back from the framers. I really like what he did with it.
After reading other comments regarding the orientation of the pic I can't help put see a look on Danny's face saying "...the fuck am I sideways?!?"
Stupid phone wouldn't let me flip it
Thanks. I'll edit mine with that
I think the framing and the matte match exceptionally with the coloring of the artwork. Amazing idea and you did a hell of a job with picking the perfect color coordination. Love it!I really appreciate the kind words everyone! I am happy with how it turned out as well and wonder of wonders, even my wife said it looked nice
Words have no power to impress the mind without the exquisite horror of their reality. Edgar Allan Poe
Looks really good. Perfect.
I think you meant this for jsmcmullen92I think the framing and the matte match exceptionally with the coloring of the artwork. Amazing idea and you did a hell of a job with picking the perfect color coordination. Love it!I really appreciate the kind words everyone! I am happy with how it turned out as well and wonder of wonders, even my wife said it looked nice
I may have confused people by posting a pic of his item rotated correctly and will delete that post to avoid further confusion.
That said, I agree with everything you said! lol
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