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UsedGood. The pages are sun faded and slightly yellowing Pages are clean! Minor shelf wear The dust jacket shows normal wear and tear. Case is in good shape, shows only minor wear and tear. Fast Shipping - Each order powers our free bookstore in Chicago and sending books to Africa!

London: Bloomsbury,, 1997-2000. In the luxurious format First deluxe editions, first impressions, attractively housed in the publisher's slipcase. "As each new novel came out, Bloomsbury would release a new box set 'widening each time'" (Errington, p. 15). Produced for the gift book market, the deluxe Harry Potters remain much sought after by collectors, being larger than the trade counterparts and handsomely cased in full cloth featuring the cover designs in a pictorial onlay. Four works, large octavo. Original red, blue, green, and purple cloth, spines and front covers lettered in gilt, pictorial colour labels on front covers, colour endpapers, edges gilt, silk bookmarkers. All housed in the publisher's red cloth slipcase with gilt lettering on spine and illustration of the Hogwarts Express on sides. Bright bindings with occasional light bumps and rubbing, Goblet of Fire with two superficial scratches to fore edge of book block, all contents clean; slipcase slightly rubbed at edges, gilt unfaded:… Read More

London: Bloomsbury, [1998]. [Fantasy] FIRST COLLECTED EDITION, SIGNED, which comprises early reprints of the first two titles (Stone is 4th with 'Young Wizard' jacket, 'Chamber' is 7th printing) housed in the publisher's illustrated card slipcase, priced at £21.99. Both titles are SIGNED by the author to the flyleaf. Publisher's illustrated boards in dust-wrappers. Fine condition. An interesting edition, produced before the appearance of 'Azkaban' and preceding any of the cloth-covered Deluxe/collectors boxed sets which followed. FIRST COLLECTED EDITION, with excellent examples of the author's early-style signature in blue ink. An important Harry Potter item. Not in Errington.