r/tolkienbooks • • 3h ago

Tolkien things in my bedroom

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My favorite author since I was little. I also have the Hobbit and Lord of the Rings in Dutch but they're in behind these because I prefer reading the original language


r/tolkienbooks • • 5h ago

A beautiful thrift store find

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r/tolkienbooks • • 1h ago

My Tolkien collection so far — lots of lucky thrift finds!

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Been slowly building my Tolkien collection over the years. A good number of these have been thrift store finds, which makes collecting even more enjoyable!
The History of Middle-earth
Vol. 1 – The Book of Lost Tales, Part One (1984): First American edition, first printing.
Vol. 4 – The Shaping of Middle-earth (1986): American edition, third printing.
Vol. 7 – The Treason of Isengard (1989): British first edition.
Vol. 8 – The War of the Ring (1990): British first edition.
Vol. 9 – Sauron Defeated (1992): First American edition, first printing.
Vol. 10 – Morgoth's Ring (1993): British first edition.
Vol. 11 – The War of the Jewels (1994): British first edition.
The Lord of the Rings – British Hardcovers
The Fellowship of the Ring: Second edition, seventh impression (1973).
The Two Towers: Second edition, sixth impression (1971).
The Return of the King: Second edition, sixth impression (1971).
The Silmarillion
First American edition, third printing (1977).
The Hobbit & LOTR Boxed Set
Vintage American paperback set from the 1970s.
The Hobbit: 56th printing (1975).
The Return of the King: 49th printing (1975).
Most of the hardcovers still have their original dust jackets, with some expected wear.
Still looking to complete The History of Middle-earth. Always keeping an eye out for older Tolkien editions!


r/tolkienbooks • • 5h ago

I need people who appreciate why I spent probably too much on the 50th anniversary Harper Collins editions and matching Hobbit/Silmarilion 😅

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Look at the copper foil!!! Loving this display look!