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Stephen King Needful Things PS Publishing Limited Edition (#436/1000)
$235.00
Product Details
The PS Publishing limited edition of Needful Things is one of the most sought‑after modern Stephen King collectibles — and this copy is hand‑numbered #436 of only 1,000 produced worldwide.
This deluxe hardcover features new artwork by John Coulthart, including a stunning wraparound dust jacket and a beautifully crafted slipcase designed exclusively for this release. Printed in 2022, the edition is signed by the illustrator, making it a standout piece for collectors who appreciate premium production quality and limited‑run specialty press editions.
Condition is excellent, with the book, jacket, and slipcase all clean, sharp, and well‑preserved. A perfect addition for any Stephen King fan or collector of fine press horror literature.
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