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Your Latest Stephen King Related Purchase:
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Not sure. The only thing I could see was it sain png. Not sure if that's one of the thingies for pics
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Looks like most of my pics are jpeg. Didn't see how I could change it
Ok, last try. Yea it worked. Had to use a tablet to take pic. Just wouldn't take it from my phone.
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My latest, the UK Doctor Sleep proof with the blue band:
This is #23 of 150 done. (I managed to slip the band up far enough to see the limitation number.) This is only the second one that I've seen that still has the band.
John
This is #23 of 150 done. (I managed to slip the band up far enough to see the limitation number.) This is only the second one that I've seen that still has the band.
John
John- I had to go to your photobucket to find out what book it is. That's a nice find!My latest, the UK Doctor Sleep proof with the blue band:
This is #23 of 150 done. (I managed to slip the band up far enough to see the limitation number.) This is only the second one that I've seen that still has the band.
John
I have actually added over 20 books to my collection in the last few months and have 6 more on the way! Every time I walk into my office it's hard not to smile!
I got the UK edition of the original Joyland trade paperback today. The only differences between it and the US one is that it says it's published in the United Kingdom instead of saying the United States, is about 1/4" shorter vertically and appears to have a different paper used. The ISBN is identical in both. Pagination is also the same.
John
John
A short while ago I won a copy of the Grant DI III proof with the package of proof prints. Here are pics of the prints that were included:
These are all on a heavier stock paper (almost cardboard) than the "regular" prints.
John
These are all on a heavier stock paper (almost cardboard) than the "regular" prints.
John
I know alot of people are not fans of the movie adaptations but I get a kick out of them.I thought this was kind of neat when I saw i on ebay for a mere 15 bucks.It's the movie trailer.( film )
A short while ago I won a copy of the Grant DI III proof with the package of proof prints. Here are pics of the prints that were included:
These are all on a heavier stock paper (almost cardboard) than the "regular" prints.
John
That's awesome! Blaine........I
him.
The bear is my favorite. Awesome. It's like the terminator with the machine underneathA short while ago I won a copy of the Grant DI III proof with the package of proof prints. Here are pics of the prints that were included:
These are all on a heavier stock paper (almost cardboard) than the "regular" prints.
John
Just got another copy of mr.mercedes. I have one but went to a place called ollies. They have about 6 aisles of books. Got the hardcover 1st edition for 2.99. Just couldn't pass it up.
Was at the local flea market and found these . The Dolores Claiborne is mint. Definitely hasn't been read. When I open it it has that crispy sound. Hard to explain. But didn't to expect to find a hard cover, 1st edition, unread of king anything. Oh yeah I almost forgot. 50 cents. Yea boyeeeee. Also got the hardcover American vamp. Not at the flea though
Today I came home with an unread 1st printing trade paperback of Mr. Mercedes. Value Village $1.99!
How can you tell if there first printing or not?
go to Stephen king collector dot com and click on first edition and gives you good aspects to look for , for verifying 1st editions. also if it doesn't have a price on the dustjacket that's a really good clue its a book club edition or something. definetly not a 1st 1st if no price. also sometimes at places like ollies where they sell new hardcovers for 2 bucks a lot of them have remainder marks on them. usually and ink slash or dot across the side top or back of paper. not really sure what a remainder mark is and why but even if its a first first if it has that mark on it it kills the collectiblility of it and value.