Your Holy Grail?

[divemaster]

S/L Gunslinger and then The Drawing of the Three. If I could somehow get #464, that would be super bonus!

The Stand coffin edition.

Update!

Something of the above is on its way to me...

[TerryE]

We need pictures when you get it!

[Tito_Villa]

We need pictures when you get it!

Second that! And congrats too!!!

[Grant Wootton]

Second that! And congrats too!!!

This'll be a 3rd on this one !!!!

[srboone]

Nice going! Can't wait to see which one it is!

[peteOcha]

Any of those you listed is fantastic! Congrats on taking off one from your list! (not that it helps any, two usually show up to fill the vacancy)

[Antmusic]

1st/1st jacketed harcover "The Master & Margarita" with the winking cat that is sitting and holding a gun.

1st/1st jacketed hardcover "Logan's Run"

[srboone]

1st/1st jacketed hardcover "Logan's Run"

Very nice! And hard to find in a decent dust jacket, too. Most I've seen online are signed. (The 1967 edition)

[Antmusic]

The dust jackets in both cases are the reason I want them. I collect the illustrator... go figure.

[paperdragon]

For me it probably would be a signed first edition of Robert Heinlein's "Stranger in a Strange Land"
I read this book when I was 13 and it altered my perspective on the world around me

[mhatchett]

One quest down!! I finally found a not insanely priced copy of the Easton Press edition of A Night in the Lonesome October Roger Zelazny. I’ve looked for a number of years and finally found one on ABE. Patience really paid off, saving me a couple of Hundred $$$$$. I was tempted on a number of occasions, but just couldn’t bring myself to pay the prices people were asking. Not too many more left on the list!!! MDH
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[Ben Staad]

Congrats!

[mhatchett]

Thanks!

[jonathanreitan]

I had to get rid of a lot of my super rare Stephen King collectibles over the recent years to pay some bills, as well as my GIANT collection of small press magazines (probably 1,000 of those). BUT, right now I'd have to say my holy grail might be my almost complete set of World Horror Convention program books from year 1, signed by most of the guests of honors plus other contributors and guests. I'll have to take a pic someday and post them here...they really are the favorite thing in my collection. I personally value them very much as I treasure my World Horror Convention memories, and they are full of such wonderful contributors, the genre's best from many years!

[Martin]

Sorry you had to sell off some of your collection. I would love to see the program books!

I had to get rid of a lot of my super rare Stephen King collectibles over the recent years to pay some bills, as well as my GIANT collection of small press magazines (probably 1,000 of those). BUT, right now I'd have to say my holy grail might be my almost complete set of World Horror Convention program books from year 1, signed by most of the guests of honors plus other contributors and guests. I'll have to take a pic someday and post them here...they really are the favorite thing in my collection. I personally value them very much as I treasure my World Horror Convention memories, and they are full of such wonderful contributors, the genre's best from many years!