Can You Identify These Dansco Albums

Douglas Adams but no Terry Pratchett?! Outrageous, good sir.

ok took some new photos, keep in mind some of the books you see in the older pics maybe have just never found their way out of totes since my last couple of moves. All the paperbacks never made it out for sure as I really don't care for paperbacks and would love to replace them with hardbacks.

Forgive me for this first photo this is the wives book shelf,




This bookshelf is half my wives too






My current coin albums


And on top of some Stephen King books my current place holder for my Commemorative dollars until I get my album.

A penny in a bottle like this one or was it an american penny you had?

Oh, man. I think my local B&N still has Dragon Tattoo in hardback and now I'm tempted to ask if you wanna trade some silver for a copy or something. There can never be too many copies of that series floating around; I think it should be taught, the first book especially, in every Women's Studies course in the world. That may sound over the top, but thinking of the number of times I've chosen to not report sexual harassment and the reasons why not, I don't think it is. Men should know that Lisbeth's experiences are not unique or even, sadly, uncommon. Things can't change in that regard until we all stand together.

HOLD ON to that copy of The Bachman Books! After school shootings started popping up in real life, Stephen King called up his publisher and had Rage (and collections containing it) taken out of print. You've got a book there worth about two hundred bucks. When I wanted to read it (reading everything King has ever written is on my bucket list and I'm about halfway there), I had to get my library to do an interlibrary loan with a paperback copy from Seattle, and when my librarian put the book in my hands she said "There was a note in here from the Seattle library that if you destroy this book, it can't be replaced, and less than half the library systems in the US still have a copy. Take care of it."

I just bought my first large softcover for DT--Wizard and Glass (which seems to be everywhere--I've never seen a large softcover of Wolves of the Calla). My mom used to have a hardback, mostly-first-edition collection of King spanning from Carrie to Desperation/The Regulators that I made her promise would be mine if she ever didn't want them anymore (the only ones not included in hardback or large softcover were Cujo, Pet Sematary, and Christine), but many of them disappeared when she moved, and I suspect they're permanently lost. I'll have to start checking out my local thriftstore more often.

Is that Optimus Prime I see?

Celtic that is two Optimus Primes you see, one from the 1980's when I was a kid and a toy I played with and then for my birthday in like 2006 my wife bought me the gigantic new one from Costco.

And Awesome Moe I can totally read the titles on that pic evidently my type set wasn't on the bookshelf when I took the photo.

I actually found a STEPHEN KING hard covered book called "Different Seasons" copyright 1982 for .75 cents last week along with another hard covered book called "More's Utopia" copyright 1936 by J. CHURTON COLLINS for another .75 cents... Havent read them yet, but the colder weather is a coming quickly!!