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Online resources on similar edition collections?
12 Jan, 2022
2022-1-12 7:40:21 PM UTC
2022-1-12 7:40:21 PM UTC
Hey,
I'm new to this forum and relatively new to collecting Tolkien, so pardon me if this has been addressed before but I'm looking for information on books that are designed in a similar way. I call them collections although I'm not sure how to call them. Series?, sets? I found this post on the recent HC paperbacks.
https://www.tolkienguide.com/modules/n ... ewtopic.php?topic_id=3847
But I was wondering if there were any online resources on the other collections or sets of books. I'm looking especially on intel on the white (unwin paperbacks) and black (unicorn unwin paperbacks) with Roger Garland covers. I already have several of them but I would like to have the complete collection of course. Anyway I can find out which titles were published in what collection in general and for the garland editions in particular?
I'm new to this forum and relatively new to collecting Tolkien, so pardon me if this has been addressed before but I'm looking for information on books that are designed in a similar way. I call them collections although I'm not sure how to call them. Series?, sets? I found this post on the recent HC paperbacks.
https://www.tolkienguide.com/modules/n ... ewtopic.php?topic_id=3847
But I was wondering if there were any online resources on the other collections or sets of books. I'm looking especially on intel on the white (unwin paperbacks) and black (unicorn unwin paperbacks) with Roger Garland covers. I already have several of them but I would like to have the complete collection of course. Anyway I can find out which titles were published in what collection in general and for the garland editions in particular?
I think these are all the "white" paperbacks, but not really sure that this edition of The Hobbit is a good fit apart from the spine sort of matches.
This is beautiful. Thank you. There is also the history of LOTR. I believe they switched to John Howe from Morgoth's Ring onward. I only have Return of The Shadow. (Just yet) but it would be logic that the rest of the series would also have white spines.
ToTheBottleIGo wrote:
This is beautiful. Thank you. There is also the history of LOTR. I believe they switched to John Howe from Morgoth's Ring onward. I only have Return of The Shadow. (Just yet) but it would be logic that the rest of the series would also have white spines.
Thanks did not remember that these editions had white spines, a seller on eBay had all four for sale, so I'm interested to see what the spines look like with these editions as well when they arrive
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