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Product Details
This is the PS Publishing Limited Edition of The Stand, one of the most ambitious and influential novels of Stephen King’s career. Produced in a strictly limited run, this edition is hand‑numbered #344, making it a highly desirable collectible for King enthusiasts and fine‑press collectors alike.
PS Publishing is known for its premium craftsmanship, and this edition reflects that reputation: high‑quality boards, foil stamping, archival paper, and exclusive interior artwork commissioned specifically for this release. The production captures the full scope of King’s post‑apocalyptic epic—its sweeping cast, moral complexity, and the eternal struggle between good and evil.
This copy is being offered with a fine case, books and dust jackets.
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Once a specific item, edition, or production run exits the market, it cannot be reproduced, reissued, or replaced. Many pieces offered here originate from private collections assembled decades ago and have been permanently removed from normal circulation, placing them beyond conventional availability. When verifiable rarity is combined with expert authentication grounded in over 30 years of specialization, these items represent asymmetric investment opportunities, where limited supply, protected provenance, and sustained collector demand create meaningful long-term appreciation potential.
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