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This is the Signed Limited Edition of The Little Sisters of Eluria (2009), published by Donald M. Grant, the premier press for Stephen King’s Dark Tower universe. This edition is hand‑numbered #904 of 1250 copies, each signed by Stephen King and artist Michael Whelan, making it one of the most visually striking and desirable companion volumes in the Grant line. The Little Sisters of Eluria is a Dark Tower novella that predates The Gunslinger, offering a haunting and essential glimpse into Roland Deschain’s early journey. The story introduces the eerie, otherworldly “Little Sisters,” blending horror, myth, and the Tower’s deep metaphysics. Whelan’s artwork—rich, atmospheric, and iconic—elevates this edition into a true collector’s showcase. This copy is being offered with a fine slipcase, book and dust jacket. This copy is being offered with a bone condition book and dust jacket.
All Signed Products Have Been Authenticated and Verified with Lifetime Provenance Validation
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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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