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Old 11-01-2013, 06:28 PM   #51
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My signed (and inscribed to me) copy of Berke Breathed's first book - The Academia Waltz ("Do these come in extra small?")

And my signed E.E. Smith PH.D.'s Lensman Saga (Sorry I have a first of The Vortex Blasters, but it's not signed...)
I have a few autographed books (signed to me) as well. They're in paperback but it does give them a bit of extra special meaning. They are the 5 books (so far) that Nancy Kopp has written. I'd guess they are best described as legal thrillers. I've got them in ebook format now too but I plan to keep the paper ones.
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