I’ll be honest... my collection is rather poor compared to what most people on here have.
I do own most of the Harper Collins deluxe editions (these represent the “highlight” of my collection) and a couple other paperbacks (the ones with the black covers from early 2000s which were my very first foray into Tolkien’s works more than a decade ago).
I’m looking forward to receiving the hardback of Maker of Middle-earth in a few days.
I do own most of the Harper Collins deluxe editions (these represent the “highlight” of my collection) and a couple other paperbacks (the ones with the black covers from early 2000s which were my very first foray into Tolkien’s works more than a decade ago).
I’m looking forward to receiving the hardback of Maker of Middle-earth in a few days.
Merged this thread with the original Post pictures of your collection thread.
Click here to see the thread from the start, https://www.tolkienguide.com/modules/n ... t_id=12576#forumpost12576
and see below that my shelf has changed since then, second shelf down in the image below
Click here to see the thread from the start, https://www.tolkienguide.com/modules/n ... t_id=12576#forumpost12576
and see below that my shelf has changed since then, second shelf down in the image below
Interesting little bundle of an Oxford student from the (I think) early 1960s. The wrapper with the egregious spelling error is the pages of Proceedings of the British Academy (1937; reprint of Tolkien's lecture) bound as a standalone booklet.
Proceedings of the British Academy
Proceedings of the British Academy