Frik51's Collection

[srboone]

Awesome collection, Siep. Makes me sorry I never kept up with it...

Classy, Grant!
I only treat my BJS magazine collection with this much respect.

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Connie has to take the credit (she being of the artistic bent in the family) when she originally asked my how I was gonna store them, the best I could do was give her a puzzled, vacant expression (more so than usual ) so she took me (led me by the nose) to her art shop in Parramatta, and this was the end result. For the price, it couldn't be beaten, I reckon, the downside being the folders don't store that easily, so I have them wedged between two bookcases

[frik51]

Classy, Grant!
I only treat my BJS magazine collection with this much respect.

sk

This is how, stored on the bottem shelf of one of my bookcases. Nothing fancy, but quite handy:

Thanks Siep, I always like to see how other collectors/readers store their treasures. With mine, I found an archive quality acid free folder that allows two issues per sleeve (the issue peeks out the top maybe 5mm) for $20 per folder (two folders was sufficient to store all the volumes).

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[frik51]

BTW - how do you store your issues of Castle Rock ????

This is how, stored on the bottem shelf of one of my bookcases. Nothing fancy, but quite handy:

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I love seeing these Castle Rock issues as well. Wish I would have subscribed way back when.

My pleasure, Terry. Too bad you missed out on these issues. Receiving each new one was absolute joy.
Here are the final issues:

sk

[TerryE]

I love seeing these Castle Rock issues as well. Wish I would have subscribed way back when.

[srboone]

Let's not forget Sieps's credit in the extended LOTRs!

http://forum.cemeterydance.com/showt...heaters!/page4

Famous people abound on this forum!

[frik51]

If you check out some of the letters to the editor in some of the issues, you'll find me in there!

John

That's great, John.
I managed to get one in as well.

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[Patrick]

That's how I was planning to post this set at first; I'm glad you like the individual shots.

sk

Yes, I really do. I enjoy seeing the standard photos of closed books in their dustjackets and/or slip(tray)cases, but what I find most interesting is when people open them up and show us what's inside - just as you have done with these newspapers. Now I'm much more interested in them and will consider tracking down a set someday.


John, I'd love to see a series of your letters to the editor! :lol: