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I'm not the best one to ask. I really don't track recent sale prices that much.

And, to my knowledge, there are very few matching numbered "sets" out there. They weren't sold that way. The only...

I don't think so. But I don't have a portfolio numbered less than 100 so I could be wrong. But I've never heard of an original drawing in a portfolio.

Under 100 W/ Wrightson original is pushing $1500 - $2K in perfect shape. Over 100 I would say $1000 -$1500.[/QUOTE]

I wasn't aware of any Wrightson original artwork in any of the portfolios. I...

Yeah, I stumbled across that the other day. I'm not familiar with that bookstore[/QUOTE]

John Knott is a very well respected antiquarian book dealer. He has been around for a long time and is, in...

John Knott has one listed for sale on ABE for $1250. Seems a fair price to me. It is actually priced lower than the numbered copy he has listed at $1500.

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Yes. I think you are right. I don't think I have ever seen such a 'Salem's Lot dj. But it definitely looks like an altered book club dust jacket.

I don't think so. My first thought is Night Shift where they started selling book club editions at retail price. They clipped the "book club edition" notation from the inner flap of the dust jacket...

Just personally I don't think I would worry too much about the extra ink (printing error) if it is not visible when the book is closed. You will likely put it in a poly bag and never take it back out...

Well, the bookstore he runs online used to be in Bangor. If that helps.

Well i am happy! I also did not know it was $900 when new. Crazy!![/QUOTE]

Regarding the Subterranean Press limited edition of The Green Mile: There was a lot of discussion about the pricing and...

Well i am happy! I also did not know it was $900 when new. Crazy!![/QUOTE]

Regarding the Subterranean Press limited edition of The Green Mile: There was a lot of discussion about the pricing and...

I paid $725 at Betts around Feb for a Fine.[/QUOTE]

One of my favs! :)[/QUOTE]

Mine too. I'm pretty sure it was my first King S/L. Bought it from a dealer (Nick Certo) at near issue price...

Well, then, Barlow it is! I guess I was equating the Nosferatu looking Barlow in the made-for-TV miniseries to everyone's interpretation of Barlow.

#2 maybe 10 or so drawings....I don't have an accurate count, but I think this is low. I was at Michael's house once and he showed me at least 10 drawings he had done and said these were a "sampling"...

#2 maybe 10 or so drawings....I don't have an accurate count, but I think this is low. I was at Michael's house once and he showed me at least 10 drawings he had done and said these were a "sampling"...

There were three distinct states of the book.

1. A slipcased version.
2. A deluxe traycased version of 300 numbered copies signed by many of the artists. Some of these (maybe 10 or so?) had full...

I agree that it would not be worth the trouble to have restorative work on a book that would cost around $350 to get an F/F copy.

$750 if it has collectors Tray and prints... without? $350-$400max[/QUOTE]

Thanks, Kris! Would the prints be located inside of the book by chance? I've never taken my copy out of the shrink and...

I'd say in the $300-400 range, but there have been so few recently, it's just a guess.
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I'd guess a bit higher. Maybe $600 to $750 if listed on eBay and allowing the auction to run its...