Lincolns collection

[Theli]

Copied from page one for ease of use:

[Lincoln]

Hi Martin - there's a pic of it on page 1.

[Martin]

OK, now you gotta show us the doll!

Hi saginawhorror - for some weird reason that's the way the spine is printed. It's the German edition of 'The Hungry Moon', from Phantasia Press.

Hey Sock Monkey - that's the one! There's a pic of it earlier in the thread. Published by Delirium, who also did an edition of 'The Parasite' - which I don't have. Very hard to find, as most Delirium collectors are completists.

Thanks, Lincoln.

[Lincoln]

Hi saginawhorror - for some weird reason that's the way the spine is printed. It's the German edition of 'The Hungry Moon', from Phantasia Press.

Hey Sock Monkey - that's the one! There's a pic of it earlier in the thread. Published by Delirium, who also did an edition of 'The Parasite' - which I don't have. Very hard to find, as most Delirium collectors are completists.

Thanks, Lincoln.

[Sock Monkey]

The Herbert's are very nice. And talk about an amazing collection of books! The picture of your overall collection is amazing!

Is that edition of The Doll Who Ate Its Mother, the one with the insanely creepy doll? There was one for sale on Ebay and I was tempted to get it, but after showing the pics to my wife she pretty much nixed that idea!

[Highbury]

Looks lovely, would love to start working on Herbert stuff.

[saginawhorror]

looks like there's a book call Hungriger Mond upside down in the pic with The Doll Who Ate His Mother

[T-Dogz_AK47]

A stunning collection! Very cool!

[Theli]

Very nice collection. You make me jealous!

[Lincoln]

Some new overall shots, since re-organising.

[Lincoln]

Thanks for the interest. Here are the Centipede Press Herbert books, '48', 'The Dark', 'The Fog' - apparently the Rats trilogy is coming from them this year.😎

[T-Dogz_AK47]

Awesome collection of James Herbert hardbacks there Lincoln!

Dark Places looks like an amazing book, I will have to try and get a copy of that!!!

[Theli]

Well that's damn cool!

[Lincoln]

'James Herbert's Dark Places'. Oversize hardcover, full of photo's of the locations used in his novels. Really interesting read.

[Lincoln]

Some of his later novels, from MacMillan and Harper Collins. 'The Secret of Crickley Hall' is a slipcased signed/ltd, as is 'Haunted' in the photo above this one.