Originally Posted by ICry4Oy
If you get Cemetery Dance to advertise it for you, about $40,000.00
If you get Cemetery Dance to advertise it for you, about $40,000.00
Whenever CD sends out an email about an item the price realized is quite a bit higher than otherwise. The last Book of Horrors that David sold went for $750. The one that CD advertised in an email went for over $3000.
If you get Cemetery Dance to advertise it for you, about $40,000.00
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CHRISTINE - UK UNCORRECTED BOOK PROOF
This is a very scarce advance book proof in very good condition. These rarely come up for sale. There is some creasing to the covers and some soiling / browning to the page edges. There is light edgewear to the spine ends and corners. Also, there is a tear through 'Christine' on the spine which appears to have been during production prior to gluing. £200 WITH WORLDWIDE SHIPPING INCLUDED.
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Ha!! While many of us would love to hear your response, I'd hate to see you get negative feedback from those select people that can't handle it.There is a tiny carlosdetweiller with horns sitting on one of my shoulders urging me to respond to this question. Another tiny carlosdetweiller with a halo is sitting on the other shoulder urging me to just let it go.
I'll give you positive feedback to compensate for the hate. I love reading honest opinions.There is a tiny carlosdetweiller with horns sitting on one of my shoulders urging me to respond to this question. Another tiny carlosdetweiller with a halo is sitting on the other shoulder urging me to just let it go.
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I promise to provide everyone with negative feedback to even it out. That way nobody's happy!
What size is it?Apologies for piggy-backing your post sir, but that Salem's Lot print by Glen Chadbourne.....a couple years ago I'm pretty sure he gave me the original painting for that piece...I'll have to check, but I think I have it in my storage unit and completely forgot I own it.Also up for grabs:
The dark Tower: The Long Road art print by Michael Whelan.
It is framed and in perfect condition (came framed direct from Whelans site).
This print is now out of print... Here is the link for reference.
http://www.michaelwhelan.com/shop/dark-tower-long-road/
PM me with offers.
If both items are purchased together I will throw in the Salem' Lot print by Chadbourne (signed) seen below.
Collectors...what do you think such an original is worth? I might be a seller...
Kris, that's a stellar piece. I hope it goes to a good home!
I'd need to check next timw i go to my storage area..i think 8 x 11 maybe...unframed
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Luke : Yeah, well, sometimes nothin' can be a real cool hand.
Yep I think your right David. I held it in my hand! Its a very nice piece
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I think it will. The few gents who are interested are good home providersWhat size is it?Apologies for piggy-backing your post sir, but that Salem's Lot print by Glen Chadbourne.....a couple years ago I'm pretty sure he gave me the original painting for that piece...I'll have to check, but I think I have it in my storage unit and completely forgot I own it.Also up for grabs:
The dark Tower: The Long Road art print by Michael Whelan.
It is framed and in perfect condition (came framed direct from Whelans site).
This print is now out of print... Here is the link for reference.
http://www.michaelwhelan.com/shop/dark-tower-long-road/
PM me with offers.
If both items are purchased together I will throw in the Salem' Lot print by Chadbourne (signed) seen below.
Collectors...what do you think such an original is worth? I might be a seller...
Kris, that's a stellar piece. I hope it goes to a good home!
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DT: TWTTK S/L #625 of 800 ($900) As New. Will ship insured Media Mail for free in the U.S. Actual shipping elsewhere. Thanks.
THIS IS SOLD. Thanks to all who inquired. Went for a good price considering it was larger than I thought... At 16x12 inches!!!Hey, just gauging any interest. For any Shining fans this would be a SUPER COOL piece to have. It is a Bernie Wrightson original from Before the Play and used in the 1997 TV Guide. Open to offers
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Damn Kris, 16x12 is a good size.
Is it just me or is Bernie's King-related original/published pieces of art getting more and more difficult to find?
Oh I would agree. Not to mention pricey... Detailed, published work is through the roof since he retired. Just look at some of the auctions at Heritage! Crazy....
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He didn't look retired when I saw him at Comicpalooza last month.
Author of The Road to the Dark Tower, Stephen King: A Complete Exploration of His Work, Life, and Influences and The Dark Tower Companion. Co-editor with Stephen King of the anthology Flight or Fright.
He can't draw anymore Bev. That's the retired I am referring too.He didn't look retired when I saw him at Comicpalooza last month.
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It is a nice sized piece of art. I was surprised to learn that Wrightson did any pencil drawings for the TV Guide appearance of the abridged "Before The Play." I thought he just did the two color pieces. Having read the complete version in Whispers years ago I never even looked at the text in the TV Guide version and completely missed the other artwork. I enjoyed seeing it and hope the new owner enjoys having it.
And I agree that King related artwork by Wrightson is getting pricier and harder to find. I've been buying everything I could get my hands on for years but I couldn't afford the last Cycle Of The Werewolf painting that sold at Heritage Auctions.
Well at 8x11 I would guess around a $400 price tag would be fair.
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Too much or too little? How would you assess it?
Kris-Yep I think your right David. I held it in my hand! Its a very nice piece
I looked in my storage and could not find it! Where did I show it to you? Storage or home?
Dragline : Nothin'. A handful of nothin'. You stupid mullet head. He beat you with nothin'. Just like today when he kept comin' back at me - with nothin'.
Luke : Yeah, well, sometimes nothin' can be a real cool hand.
I'd really like a sale for one of my items in the next day or two. Please make reasonable offers. Things have gotten so dire that I've started a gofundme page. Not sure if posting a link on this site is okay so I wont. Thanks.
My phone is off so I'll only be able to check messages once maybe twice a day.
Any interest in a Lord Johns' Signatures Deluxe Slipcased Edition in fine condition? Asking $500 or best offer. PM or email me.
Northridge, CA: Lord John Press, 1991. First Edition Oblong quarto (10-1/2" x 7-1/2") bound in gray cloth with a gilt-lettered morocco leather spine. Housed in a blue cloth slipcase.
An autograph album celebrating writers who were published by the press with an introduction by Stephen King. #75 of 150 of the Deluxe Edition illustrated with photographs and SIGNED by Stephen King, John Barth, James Blaylock, Robert Bloch, T. Coraghessan Boyle, Ray Bradbury, James Lee Burke, Ramsey Campbell, Harry Crews, James Crumley, Louise Erdrich & Michael Dorris, Dennis Etchison, Gerald R. Ford, Richard Ford, Bruce Francis, Ellen Gilchrist, Jim Harrison, Tony Hillerman, William Kennedy, Ursula K. LeGuin, John L'Heureux, Elmore Leonard, Thomas McGuane, Norman Mailer, Richard C. Matheson, Brian Moore, Joseph A. Mugnaini, Joyce Carol Oates, Edna O'Brien, Robert B. Parker, Tim Powers, Reynolds Price, James Purdy, Dan Simmons, Peter Straub, Ross Thomas, Anne Tyler, John Updike, Eudora Welty, and Donald E. Westlake, with printed signatures of William Everson and Richard Yates. Also includes a section of facsimile autographs of Thomas Pynchon, Gandhi, Charlie Chaplin, Einstein, Herman Melville, Ted Williams, and others.
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