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The Shining Room 237 Limited Edition Box Set – Near Mint – Rough Trade 2022 Offered here is the highly sought-after Limited Room 237 Edition of: The Shining: A Visual and Cultural Haunting Edited by Craig Oldham Rough Trade Books (2022) This immersive collector’s box set explores the cultural legacy of Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining through essays, ephemera, replica pages, and archival-style materials. Condition – Near Mint. Opened carefully for inspection and photographs only. All contents remain in original placement. Items were not removed, handled, or displayed. Interior materials appear untouched. Box shows only minimal shelf/edge wear as shown in photos Collector-owned and well preserved. Includes the Complete Room 237 Edition. 120+ typewritten sheets. 16 “All Work And No Play. ” replica pages. Over 80 one-page essays. 10 character portraits. Nine contributor essays. Overlook maze poster. Three booklets. Scrapbook. Room 237 key fob. Carpet-lined yellow presentation box A visually striking and increasingly hard-to-find limited edition.

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I have here for sale a book entitled A BOOK OF BOOKSELLERS CONVERSATIONS WITH ANTIQUARIAN BOOK TRADE 1991 – 2003 by SHEILA MARKHAM. This publication was limited to 500 and was privately published. The author/editor’s second wonderful book for the person who likes to read about the book trade and how various booksellers, most in the UK, see their trade and tell their stories of how they became booksellers. This book covers 31 booksellers. Intriguing reading, humorous at times, and always informative. Bound in green linen boards. Gilt title lettering on the spine. It has its original dust jacket which is a little rubbed along the edges, price unclipped – this is in good condition. The book has a previous owners name on the half title page otherwise it is in very good condition, 323pp 25cm x 17cm. My main posting days are Monday and Thursday ie. If you require your book urgently please contact me and I will do my best.

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STORIES FROM THE ARABIAN NIGHTS. Retold By Laurence Housman and illustrated by Edmund Dulac. Special binding of first trade edition. Publisher Hodder and Stoughton. 50 colour illustrations, each printed separately and glued into place. Slight wear to RH edge. The first printing of Stories from the Arabian Nights in October 1907 was a limited edition of 350 copies signed by the illustrator. And was so sought after that a second print run (1st trade edition) was required in November to provide books to sell at the Leicester Galleries’ November-December showing of Dulac’s work. This exhibition started Dulac’s lengthy relationship with the Leicester Galleries and also with Hodder and Stoughton who henceforth published each year a book with his pictures, thereby solidifying his reputation as an illustrator. The current volume is a special binding of the Nov’07 edition for Tonbridge School (established 1357) having the coat of arms of the School on front cover and that of the Schools governing body, the Worshipful Co. Of Skinners, on back with gilt edged pages and with the title and raised panel edges to the spine but having no other decoration or text to spine or covers. Certificate of presentation as a school prize glued to inside front cover is dated “mcm” which, at first glance, would be 1900 but this must have been intended to be finished by hand to read, say, “mcmviii”, since first edition was only published in 1907.

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STORIES FROM THE ARABIAN NIGHTS. Retold By Laurence Housman and illustrated by Edmund Dulac. Special binding of first trade edition. Publisher Hodder and Stoughton. 50 colour illustrations, each printed separately and glued into place. Slight wear to RH edge. The first printing of Stories from the Arabian Nights in October 1907 was a limited edition of 350 copies signed by the illustrator. And was so sought after that a second print run (1st trade edition) was required in November to provide books to sell at the Leicester Galleries’ November-December showing of Dulac’s work. This exhibition started Dulac’s lengthy relationship with the Leicester Galleries and also with Hodder and Stoughton who henceforth published each year a book with his pictures, thereby solidifying his reputation as an illustrator. The current volume is a special binding of the Nov’07 edition for Tonbridge School (established 1357) having the coat of arms of the School on front cover and that of the Schools governing body, the Worshipful Co. Of Skinners, on back with gilt edged pages and with the title and raised panel edges to the spine but having no other decoration or text to spine or covers. Certificate of presentation as a school prize glued to inside front cover is dated “mcm” which, at first glance, would be 1900 but this must have been intended to be finished by hand to read, say, “mcmviii”, since first edition was only published in 1907.

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