My Collection JRR Tolkien LOTR (SINGLE VOLUME) Editions in Chronological Order !
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- The Lord of the Rings: Special Edition Hardcover - Illustrated, October 11, 2022 amzn.to/46MyjBj
The Lord of the Rings Illustrated (Tolkien Illustrated Editions) Hardcover - Illustrated, November 16, 2021 amzn.to/43tLwML
Lord Of The Rings Hardcover - January 1, 2013 amzn.to/44stbRt
The Lord Of The Rings Deluxe Edition Hardcover - Illustrated, October 29, 2013 amzn.to/3PSBBNu
The Lord of the Rings Deluxe Edition by Tolkien, J.R.R.(October 29, 2013) Paperback amzn.to/43t20EA
The Lord of the Rings: 50th Anniversary, One Vol. Edition Hardcover - January 1, 2005 amzn.to/3pIUIz1
The Lord Of The Rings: 50th Anniversary Edition Hardcover - Illustrated, October 21, 2004 amzn.to/3DdGxor
The Lord of the Rings: Red Paperback, January 1, 1995 amzn.to/3rlZ1k0
THE LORD OF THE RINGS: RED Collector's Edition Hardcover - January 1, 1987 amzn.to/3pOS1Mi
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The 1994 U.K. hardback edition with Gandalf on the front is my favourite. It’s the one my dad brought me for my eleventh birthday. I’ve still got it and even though it is wrecked through constant re-reads, it is still one of my treasured possessions. Got both hardback and paperback edition
9:40 I agree completely about that hardback volume. I’ve had it for 20 years now and it still has the same bright colored paper even when sitting on the shelf. I also find it the easiest to read. Excellent font and a good form factor for being a single volume edition.
Thank you for breaking these down for us. I am wanting to build my collection and this helps a ton.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video.
I have that U.K. Gandalf cover that a friend bought me in 2001 when I bumped into him in a bookshop when I was on the way to see the first film. Still have it to this day. Dust jacket is long gone though.
I just this week received a 2001 but brand new harper collins deluxe edition with the bible paper. Very luxurious, cost an arm and a leg but worth it.
I was after the first 1997 print but they are like gold dust as they printed 1k copies but due to a binding issue only a few hundred made it out to market. In this case I’m very happy with second place.
I’m considering buying this edition but the price just keeps me dithering. I really want a nice but handy edition of the whole trilogy but the recent editions are all so huge😢
@@MeitingLiu-p5j if your in the states there is a lightly used but very nice condition 2nd printing up for $450. I’m in the U.K. so with shipping and import tax it came to nearly as much as I paid for my unused copy. The way I see it is there will always be a demand for quality hard to find Tolkien so if you take care of it and of course they become even harder to find then you won’t lose anything if you need to sell. It’s the old justification trick.
The Artwork for the first edition on the dust-jacket that you show is by Pauline Baynes. She produced a tryptic for the first deluxe three volume edition of The Lord of the Rings in 1963. This edition shows two of the three parts, which correspond to sections of the story. Tolkien really liked the artwork and bought the original picture from Pauline.
Thank You for the correction.
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Good spot.
I have the 1976 deluxe first edition of the Hobbit which is probably my favourite book and the 1980 deluxe Poems and other Stories.
JRR Tolkien originally wanted The Lord of the Rings to be one giant single volume, but due to the economic costs with illustrations and maps, it would've been too expensive to publish, so they split it into Three Volumes. These editions give great insights of what should've been.
1. How can 1994 be movie versions?
2. How can 2005 and 2014 bothe be 50th Anniversary Editions.
3. As far as I know, every version will have the black printed Moria door picture and the family trees and language texts as part of the appendix.
1. They're not, they're 2001-2003 editions.
2. I think "50th Anniversary" refers to the reset and corrected text which was used from 2004 onwards. The corrections were made by Scull & Hammond and make corrections to mistakes which popped up in multiple reprints over the years. They are not "corrections" to Tolkien's text - just to printing errors.
3. Yes.
Seeing you great J.R. Tolkien LotR collection was awesome 😍 Thank you!!! ...my oldest hardbook LotR is 1980 (when I was born) Guild Publishing (UK) but I purchased in eBay 2020.
Congratulations, amazing collection ❤️.
1994 can’t be movie tie-in. Movies didn’t come out til 2001/2
I remember that first version - back in the late 70s I had it, but no longer.
I do fave a faux leather 1980 version from Guild Publishing that was my goto for many years.
Also have the 1991 BCA edition that looks like the Alan Lee illustrated but doesn't have Gandalf on the front - instead it has Gollum, Frodo and Sam watching Southland troops arriving at the Black Gate. I wonder if it's the same edition but a different print run? It has no print run number - does yours? Or maybe different look for different markets ( mine is brown cloth covers unlike yours).
I have the 2013 in the 16th print run.
Also the red quarter bound leather which I keep in its map box.
I may look out that softbound faux suede version - that looks nice.
I've got the old dark red edition in the slip case. It was a Christmas present from my parents, after I wore out my original paperback copies. I've reread that book probably a dozen times over the years. The only other one volume edition I have is the new white cover edition with illustrations by the author.
wait the cover with the nazgul is taken from the movie, The fellowship of the ring was out in 2001( has it been that long?), so how come the nazgul scene from the movie is on the 1994 edition of the book?
The book club edition is with cover illustrations by Pauline Baynes.
I would like to have seen 'The Lord of the Rings' illustrated by her.
1994 movie themed? Are you sure? The filming of the movies didn't start until 1999, and you can clearly see some photos from the movies on them. I'm encouraging you to enlighten me
6:29 I was incredibly lucky because I have that specific book and I found it at a thrift store. It got it in a very good price.
How does a 1994 book have movie covers when they came out in the 2000s???
As nice as the "shelf queen" single volume illustrated editions are, I think if I ever upgrade from my basic 1993 edition Houghton Mifflin hardcover three-volume set, it will be for the Hobbit + LOTR four-volume hardcover illustrated set that came out a year or two ago.
I have those and I want to tell you one or two things about those. Those are good editions, the paper quality is really good, cover design is really good. But, keep this in mind, the illustrated pages are not glazed pages, they are just simple ones which effect the contrast in the pictures. Same goes for the dust jackets. The dust jackets on those are also not glazed and that effects the contrast on the dust jacket which makes them look dull. They look good in pictures you might find online but they do look a little dull irl for my taste at least.
Did you ever open the books that were at the end?
Would you recommend the single book alan lee version? Or the Alan Lee box set version?
@@daniellewild1854 they are both great.
Awesome. I too have all these ❤🎉
Did you open up those deluxe versions yet? Which one is your favorite?
Where is the book openings you promised us?!
Would you get the 2014 illustrated edition or the 2022 edition (either one)?
The movies weren’t 1994 they were 2001-2003
that´s what i was thinking
Same here defo not 1994
From what I understood the text was '94 edition, just the covers are movie themed.
Thanks for this!!
Informative video and an impressive collection. But the chimey audio is very distracting.
It makes me nervous for your books to hear that it’s hot and humid there. Books with shrink wrap can trap moisture. Hopefully your books are safe! I have the 2004 Slipcase hardback edition. It is awesome! New subscriber!
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Great video. Got the 2005 50th. Real reader.
I honestly don't understand the appeal of collecting multiple editions of the same book. I have two copies of LOTR: one for reading and the recent "illustrated by the author" deluxe edition which I have just because it's nice and for quick reference.
I see The History of The Hobbit in the background 👀
Probably 2004?
Impressive
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