Stephen King Collecting Questions

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Originally Posted by stroppygoblin

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Originally Posted by ur2ndbiggestfan

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Originally Posted by amd013

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Originally Posted by ur2ndbiggestfan

I just noticed a strange thing on my WIND THROUGH THE KEYHOLE UK special editions.
I have one of the 200 copy signed editions and 2 of the 700 copy editions.
Of my 2 700 copy editions, one is open and it is numbered and has the facsimile signature. The other is still in the shrinkwrap, but the book inside is identical to the 200 copy SIGNED edition! The paper sticker on the outside though claims it is one of the 700 copy editions!
Very weird, the only way to see if it was accidentally a signed edition mistakenly labeled a facsimile signed edition is to open it!
Decisions, decisions!

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Ok, I am confused, I have both editions, and the slipcases and spine of books are identical. I can only tell the difference by opening the book (plus the edition of 700 still has shrink wrap, and the plate, previous owner cut a door in the shrink wrap so book can be removed.

So bottom line is, I don't think that is a mislabeled 1/200 book.

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That is why I think I may have made some kind of mistake, because the dust jacket on my 700 copy book is smooth with white lettering (i.e., just like the Hodder trade edition), the only one of the 3 which is opened, while the other two dust jackets have gold lettering and the books seem to be made of a rougher composition. I don't understand it myself. However, the book itself is numbered and has the colored plates, etc. I bought it from CD. I'm sure the error is on my part, but I can't remember the circumstances.

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From memory, neither book (700 or 200) came with a dust jacket as standard. I think CD PS Publishing offered a limited few of the 700's to include the dust jacket from the trade as a bonus item and it was shrink wrapped with the dust jacket already on the book.

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From memory? You must not have that medical cannabis card yet. :orely:

Does anyone know the print run for the UK Rage 1st paperback from NEL? I know the 1st US edition was 75,000, but wasn't sure what the UK 1st was.

I am looking for somebody that have the following "collectors" edition that could reply to some questions?
- Carrie, with an intro by Tabitha
- Salem, with an intro by Clive Barker
- Shining, by Elmore Leonard

I don't know if there are any other in that collection?

Thanks

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Originally Posted by herbertwest

I am looking for somebody that have the following "collectors" edition that could reply to some questions?
- Carrie, with an intro by Tabitha
- Salem, with an intro by Clive Barker
- Shining, by Elmore Leonard

I don't know if there are any other in that collection?

Thanks

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I have all of those.

Can anyone confirm to me that the PS Publishing edition of "The Dead Zone" hasn't been sent yet?
There are no additional introductions (by another writer) is there?

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I received The Dead Zone months ago. Will check as soon as I get home for intro.

The PS THE DEAD ZONE does not have an introduction.

Ok, thanks !

I read on my website, in an old article from 2014, that there are 500 signed copies and an additional 100 rebound signed copies of "The best american short stories 2007"

Can anybody confirm that?
I don't see this in the catalog : is it because of the unofficial rebound?
Anybody got more details?

https://club-stephenking.fr/wp-conte...g--limited.jpg

It is not in the catalog, as it is a rebound.

The rebound I believe is the 100 copies version.

How about the 500 copies version? Anybody got more infos?

The Dark Tower audiobook tapes : are those signed or facsimile signed?

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Originally Posted by herbertwest

The Dark Tower audiobook tapes : are those signed or facsimile signed?

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The Gunsliner and the Drawing of the three have signed limited editions - you should be able to find information in the catalogue.

Gerald Winters shared a picture of the "THIRD" audio book signed. Which everyone said was photo shopped.

It was never validated and caused all kinds of drama. :excited::excited:

Thanks !

While looking through my US first printing TPB of Later for an anomaly that Tommy asked about; I noticed on the UK 1st printing TPB that King's name is slightly raised on the front cover vs it being smooth on the US cover. Not sure if this will be a 1st printing indicator for this edition down the road. Also, the US edition is slightly taller.

Any chances to add some 2020 and 2021 sigs in the signature page?

For us non-paperback collectors, were the original US Rage and The Long Walk released in hardcover? I only ever see the paperbacks.

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Originally Posted by George at C-Springs

For us non-paperback collectors, were the original US Rage and The Long Walk released in hardcover? I only ever see the paperbacks.

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Only collected in The Bachman Books I believe as far as a HC. I first read the collection after it checking it out from the school library ironically.

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Originally Posted by herbertwest

Any chances to add some 2020 and 2021 sigs in the signature page?

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Updated.

Thanks !

There are no signed lettered edition of PS's "The Dead Zone", right?

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Originally Posted by herbertwest

There are no signed lettered edition of PS's "The Dead Zone", right?

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It’s coming. Yes.


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Ok thanks
So, I am not mistaken, ALL King PS Publishing editions announced so far have a signed lettered as well?

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Originally Posted by herbertwest

Ok thanks
So, I am not mistaken, ALL King PS Publishing editions announced so far have a signed lettered as well?

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No some don’t


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Originally Posted by herbertwest

There are no signed lettered edition of PS's "The Dead Zone", right?

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From Peter C:

We’re now looking at a fast turnaround on the next deluxe King title (either THE DEAD ZONE or CUJO) with books hitting the streets

around Christmas/new year’s. Steve having already signed the sheets for both titles.