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I got my artist editions of DT6 & 7 Saturday!!! Thanks Karen!

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John

Congratulations, John! Please post a pic! :)
By the way, the tennis balls were already shipped. ;)

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John

Quick question... AE of SoS... it states 175 price, signed by king and artist... but its not numbered... what edition is this?

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Quick question... AE of SoS... it states 175 price, signed by king and artist... but its not numbered... what edition is this?

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The Artist Edition. It is signed by the artist, and it is not numbered. It doesn't come signed by King, they must have got is signed by King at a reading. be careful, though.

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The Artist Edition. It is signed by the artist, and it is not numbered. It doesn't come signed by King, they must have got is signed by King at a reading. be careful, though.

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forgot to mention it has the same signature page? as the numbered edition with kings name typed on the page stating 1400 prints

None of the Artist's Editions (which were published by Grant for Wolves of the Calla--3500 copies, Song of Susannah--3500 copies and The Dark Tower--5000 copies) were numbered, but all were signed by the various artists, but none by King, and they were signed on the title page, if I remember correctly. The first two, Wolves and Song, had different dust jacket art than the trade editions. None of them sold for $175. If I remember correctly, the price for each artist edition was $50. It sounds like you may have found an unnumbered s/l edition.

John

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Here's a thumbnail of the first four.

John

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Nice one John

I've got one from Six Stories...

http://callawolf.co.uk/Images/Sales%...ry/gather2.jpg

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I just received a set of unbound signatures of the Grant trade edition of The Waste Lands. I don't know if this is also called the Folded & Gathered (F&G) or not, but I'm happy with it.

John

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Very cool. interesting

Calla, those are really neat. And even signed by King!

I notice they are not separated. I like yours better!

John

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Calla, those are really neat. And even signed by King!

I notice they are not separated--the ones I have have been cut and folded into the signatures. I like yours better!

John

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I like them both. Congratulations to both of you.

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Here's a thumbnail of the first four.

John

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I have a set like that of Drawing of the Three..

got my McSweemey's set. VERY Nice!!

Still waiting on my copy of McSweeney's, but I did choose the media mail option for my subscription. I'm in no rush, it will get here eventually.

Has anyone read the story yet? How is it?

could someone move the F&G pix on the corresponding threat?

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Calla, those are really neat. And even signed by King!

I notice they are not separated--the ones I have have been cut and folded into the signatures. I like yours better!

John

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:) Well, thay're for sale...at the right price... :)

Here is my Wrightson DT5 trade cover painting.

With this I have finally done something I have wanted to do for a while, framed the original painting with the finished cover. Thanks to the Wrightson's it was easy they sent me a signed/personalized unused cover from the book, I think it came out pretty nice :thumbsup:

http://www.thedarktower.org/gallery/...m/P1000058.JPG

Very, very nice, Oy!

John

Wow! That is beautiful Dave. :drool:

How did you acquire the cover Dave?

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Thanks to the Wrightson's it was easy they sent me a signed/personalized unused cover from the book

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I love how King fans are so nice to one another. These types of comments are really common.

Absolutely gorgeous!. I would never have thought of framing the 2 together. You must be very proud. Congrats.

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How did you acquire the cover Dave?

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Originally Wizardsrainbow/David posted the Ebay auction for it but both He and Carlosdetweiller/Bob passed on it, by the time I saw the post the auction was over so I contacted the Wrightson's (it was auctioned by Bernie Wrightson himself) and we made a deal. It cost me a few signed limited books but has definately become one of my favorites :)