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2jroger1
Not exactly a “fine” edition, but a “nice” one from Library of America.
https://www.loa.org/books/326-novels-stories
https://www.loa.org/books/326-novels-stories
3Emily_Jones51
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4Sterley
Centipede Press is about to release a BEAUTIFUL edition of The Haunting Of Hill House. I suspect it'll be at or near the $500 you noted (maybe a tad north, but much less than the Suntup edition).
Check it out here: http://www.centipedepress.com/horror/hauntingofhillhouse.html
I'm very much eyeing this one ... those illustrations are sweet!
Edit: almost forgot to mention, I own the LOA version jroger1 noted, and it is a very well constructed little book, though it is this side of "fine". The boards are a tad on the flimsy side, and the paper is of an archival "bible paper" style (thinner, slicker feel) but undoubtedly will last a long long time (note this is in regards to LOA in general, as their books are identically constructed as far as I can tell).
I will buy more LOA books when fine editions don't exist or aren't in the budget for stories I want - I have no issue having them in my collection, they fit just fine with the more exotic offerings. Eyeing the Philip K. Dick collection (3 books in slipcase) for around $45 on Amazon - that is a whole lot of good reading for not a lot of dollars! Tremendous value and well above trade hardcover quality.
Check it out here: http://www.centipedepress.com/horror/hauntingofhillhouse.html
I'm very much eyeing this one ... those illustrations are sweet!
Edit: almost forgot to mention, I own the LOA version jroger1 noted, and it is a very well constructed little book, though it is this side of "fine". The boards are a tad on the flimsy side, and the paper is of an archival "bible paper" style (thinner, slicker feel) but undoubtedly will last a long long time (note this is in regards to LOA in general, as their books are identically constructed as far as I can tell).
I will buy more LOA books when fine editions don't exist or aren't in the budget for stories I want - I have no issue having them in my collection, they fit just fine with the more exotic offerings. Eyeing the Philip K. Dick collection (3 books in slipcase) for around $45 on Amazon - that is a whole lot of good reading for not a lot of dollars! Tremendous value and well above trade hardcover quality.
