Hey guys. 2 reasons for this thread.

#1. I have seen other author threads where people post their collections. I like it because I can see other editions of books I have never seen before.

#2. I just had to go through and take new pictures of my collection. I already took the time to take pictures of them all, so why not at least post it.

I would invite others to share their collections. I love seeing what others have. Anyway, here are some pictures of my Ed Lee collection.

Here are some Lettered editions.







Here are some Chapbooks with a PB edition of Dead Cats Bouncing



These are some of my Signed Limited edition Hardcovers. Accept for Deaths of the Cold War Kings. That is a trade.







Here is my enclosed shelf with some of my other Lettered Editions in it, but you can see some Lee peeking out including the S/L and Lettered editions of Haunter of the Threshold.



Here is a close up of Gast. 1 of 13.



Here is the Going Monstering Lettered Edition.



Here is the Trolley No. 1852 Lettered Edition



Here is a pic of the Lettered edition of Haunter of the Threshold which is the highlight of my entire collection.



To truly represent how huge this book is, here is a side by side picture of it next to the Bighead, Overlook edition.



Also, here is a signed Manuscript of the Haunter of the Threshold. 1 of 1.

Now THAT'S a collection!

Wow. Hardcore! The only thing I see right off the bat missing is the Medium Rare edition of Teratologist. Most of that run was signed by Lee and White even though it was not a limited edition

I have only seen one copy of the lettered PSYCHOPATH offered for sale in the years I have been paying attention. Nice find there. How is that slipcase doing over the years? The one I saw for sale had scratches...............

Will do on that front cause, I know I sure don't have that kind of dough to pony up for any of those beauties! Not to get me wrong though, I still try to acquire any and all of Lee's books that I can -somewhat- cheaply find!
Happy hunting.

Wow. What is a lettered INCUBI/SUCCUBI side by side? A have a one of 13 lettered SUCCUBI and I picked up the lettered INCUBI from Harryhate a couple weeks ago but...........is this something I have no knowledge of? I know some after market slipcase makers but is this from Necro?
I got the lettered CHYME a couple years ago. I can't recall paying much for it. I was surprised!! I got many copies of MAKAK from Shocklines back in the day I got all my Ed Lee through him. Shocklines fucked up one of my orders and sent three copies with the correct order.I never saw a HC offered for sale. Not then, not now. I keep an eye on his auctions hoping he parts with one.
That 600+ copy Innswich from CD keeps on selling for good money. Weird, that. I am going to pick up another TROLLEY. Now there's a book!!
PSYCHOPATH is a tight book. Real tight. DAHMER didn't get to the same level but was real good.
All my books are in storage and will stay there. I am not happy about that. Perhaps on a slower day I will take out my Lee and take some photos. I appreciate what you are doing here, Jonah. I would like to contribute in the near future!

Jonah. What service do you use? I never have tried to upload pics. Most of my collection is packed away. I have all Ed Lee labeled on the boxes so it wouldn't be the worst thing in the world to get out.

Well I use Photobucket. It's quite easy to use and my pics always load.

I use photobucket as well. All you have to do is upload the picture from your hard drive to photobucket. Then, by each picture there is a link that will say IMG Code. Just highlight that code, then copy and paste it in the forum.

Take your time though. No rush.

Wow, Jonah!! I am so jealous! That is so cool! You are a lucky man that your wife doesn't mind! Although I'm sure she has some kind of expensive hobby herself that you don't complain about!

Konnie

Yeah! his wife has an expensive hobby named Jonah!!

Man, that is so true Jim.

Just got my Lettered Edition of Header 2 and I am really pleased with how it came out. Great product. I will post pictures later tonight.

Here is the Lettered Header 2 in traycase.



Here is the book, leather bound with the original artwork to the left.



It also came with a special Hardcover lettered edition of A Header Tale Part II.



I am very pleased with the look and feel of the book. I thought Tony and Kim did a fantastic job.

Holy smokes! That collections looks great! And the lettered Header 2 looks outstanding (I haven't gotten mine yet.) Thanks very very much for your confidence in my work, and everyone else as well. I feelpositive that future books will look as good.

Thanks!

Edward Lee

Maybe I need to start seeking some professional help for my addiction?

Totally cool! I can't believe it! I haven't see one of those in ten years! Truly, you are a hardcore collector. Thanks for your support!

Best,
Edward Lee

Hey guys...

I know this is an old thread and I was debating if I should bump it, but I had a couple of acquisitions over the last week that were reasons for celebration! First, here is a pic of some other Ed Lee that has come my way recently...



I finally got a Lettered edition of Incubi. Still need a lettered Succubi



And, I never owned a copy of Splatterspunk. This one seemed to evade me every time I tried. So I am very pleased to announce that I finally got a Lettered edition of Splatterspunk. (thanks for your help Helen)



Anyway, I might have a couple of more rarities coming my way soon. We shall see.

Thanks Ed for all your hard work and giving us all a much needed, enjoyed break away from reality.

Jonah -

They may just be missing from your pictures but do you have the Cemetery Dance limiteds of "The Stickmen" and "Operator B"?

Simply.... amazing. I'm glad you decided to bump this, because that is quite a collection, and I wouldn't have seen this thread otherwise probably. That takes dedication to amass a collection like that. Very awesome! Those lettered editions you have are breath taking. Kinda makes me want to drop the money and get a lettered edition of Pages Torn.


Very awesome!

Jonah, you simply have an amazing collection.

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Nice! Some of that stuff I haven't seen in years. I should really raid my storage unit and start selling all my stuff to you guys. You'd all get a lot more joy and appreciation out of it than I do. Never really been a collector. I'll have to see if I have some SUCCUBI deluxe PCs. I got 3 INCUBIs sitting here next to me but haven't seen the SUCCUBI ones at least since I moved 5 years ago.

Did you get the INFERNALLY YOURS deluxe, Jonah? That's available now from Camelot and turned out sweet. Looks awesome with the HEADER 2 and GAST.

Later
Dave B.

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So I got another cool piece for my collection today. Since no one around me appreciates these kind of things, you guys are stuck hearing about it. I got the Haunter of the Threshold manuscript that I had hand bound by Chris Hedges (who is amazing to work with btw). You can see the book in more details on this other thread if you missed it.

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One thing that is hard to by these pics is just how amazingly huge this book is. I had to rearrange my shelves just to accommodate it!

Anyway, here is what she looks like. (Keep in mind the door knocker is solid brass and the eyes move when you move the knocker part. CREEPY.





I also like how when it is dark I can flip on the light behind it for the creepy glow.



Seriously... Look at this doorknocker.

Jonah, you are the collector king! The Chedman created a fantastic work of art. Congrats!

What a WONDERFUL door knocker! It takes me back DECADES!

Later!


Edward Lee