My book collection

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kingricefan

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In most cases, I like the UK covers more than the US ones. There are a couple exceptions, though. The UK covers for From a Buick 8 and Everything's Eventual are hideous.

John
I like how they did the Tower covers- the closer you get to the end of the tale, the closer the Tower is on each subsequent book cover.
 

kingricefan

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Here's my latest addition. I found a four-book boxed set of Agatha Christie paperbacks at a thrift store and spray painted the box with flat black paint and then found the cover for Rage online and printed that out on photo paper and then used spray glue to adhere them to the outside of the box. I think it looks pretty cool!
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morgan

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Here's my latest addition. I found a four-book boxed set of Agatha Christie paperbacks at a thrift store and spray painted the box with flat black paint and then found the cover for Rage online and printed that out on photo paper and then used spray glue to adhere them to the outside of the box. I think it looks pretty cool!
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LOVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :love:
 

The Nameless

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The Darkside of the Moon (England really)
Here's my latest addition. I found a four-book boxed set of Agatha Christie paperbacks at a thrift store and spray painted the box with flat black paint and then found the cover for Rage online and printed that out on photo paper and then used spray glue to adhere them to the outside of the box. I think it looks pretty cool!
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Looks real, why are they in plastic bags?
 

Neesy

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Here's my latest addition. I found a four-book boxed set of Agatha Christie paperbacks at a thrift store and spray painted the box with flat black paint and then found the cover for Rage online and printed that out on photo paper and then used spray glue to adhere them to the outside of the box. I think it looks pretty cool!
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That is quite nice!
Good work :encouragement:
 

misery chastain loves co.

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Here's my latest addition. I found a four-book boxed set of Agatha Christie paperbacks at a thrift store and spray painted the box with flat black paint and then found the cover for Rage online and printed that out on photo paper and then used spray glue to adhere them to the outside of the box. I think it looks pretty cool!
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I both love you and hate you right now. :love: :grr: ;-D Awesome set up KRF!
 

samhain

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Here's my latest addition. I found a four-book boxed set of Agatha Christie paperbacks at a thrift store and spray painted the box with flat black paint and then found the cover for Rage online and printed that out on photo paper and then used spray glue to adhere them to the outside of the box. I think it looks pretty cool!
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LOVELOVELOVE!!!
 

kingricefan

All-being, keeper of Space, Time & Dimension.
Jul 11, 2006
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Spokane, WA
Looks real, why are they in plastic bags?

I keep mine in archival plastic bags also. It's the best protection.

John
Condoms for books!! ;;D Collectors like to keep the books in those bags to protect them, especially paperbacks as they are printed on not-so-great paper and also to keep the covers nice looking since you can't use Brodart covers for them like you can with hardbacks.