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Product Details
This PS Publishing limited edition of Salem’s Lot is a premium, highly sought‑after collectible from one of the most respected specialty presses in modern horror. Produced in a strictly limited run of 1,000 copies, this volume is hand‑numbered #802, making it a late‑sequence copy prized by collectors who appreciate unique numbering.
This deluxe edition showcases newly commissioned artwork, a high‑quality slipcase, and PS Publishing’s signature fine‑press craftsmanship. The book is signed by the illustrator, adding an extra layer of exclusivity to one of Stephen King’s most iconic vampire novels.
This is being offered with fine books, and dust jackets. The slipcase is in near fine condition and has a corner bump (see pics).This is being offered with fine books, and dust jackets. The slipcase is in near fine condition and has a bump on the bottom of the case (see pics).
All Signed Products Have Been Authenticated and Verified with Lifetime Provenance Validation
High-level authentication is an advanced discipline that operates at the intersection of long-term expertise, detailed observation, and controlled verification standards. All items are verified for its origin, composition, production context, and historical alignment. First editions, first printings, and original works require a different level of scrutiny.
Extremely Limited Availability
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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