Added the new editions to the list

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Trotter
The listing on ebay is mine. I have a 1st impression, and a 2nd impression; I have decided to sell my second impression.

This is my copy. 2nd impression. A bit tatty but got it for 20€

I have just received the copy of the 2nd impression that Emilien sold to me via Ebay.

I also have a 2nd impression 1970 pleasure in reading copy.

It was found in a charity shop in South London by a local librarian and then sold on ebay. There is damage to the spine but the text block and maps are in good nick.

Two of the 2nds are here with me (the 2254.. ebay listing in trotters post, and one not listed, from a local seller).

I'm after some advice regarding the Longmans Pleasure in Reading Hobbits Value.

Is there a value difference between the 1968 and the 1970 edition? Also what would be a fair price to pay for a copy these days.

What would you pay for a poor condition copy, good copy and a very good copy?

Any input appreciated. Thanks.

Tall Hobbit wrote:

I'm after some advice regarding the Longmans Pleasure in Reading Hobbits Value.

Is there a value difference between the 1968 and the 1970 edition? Also what would be a fair price to pay for a copy these days.

What would you pay for a poor condition copy, good copy and a very good copy?

Any input appreciated. Thanks.

Definitely not more than £1000 unless it is in incredibly good condition. I'd personally say quite a bit less. I feel like they peaked a year or so back. Tom Ayling has one of Trotter's copies and it has been up a week or two now. https://www.tomwayling.co.uk/product-p ... e-hobbit-longmans-edition