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Looks like H&S has a contest going where you can win a leather wrapped, signed copy of Under the Dome. This appears to be a 1 of 1 edition..i.e. there's this copy and no other.
http://www.hodder.co.uk/underthedometesco/enter.aspx

Now, I checked the rules they have...it seems that anyone can enter, just make sure you put down your county (not countRy) in the field. No need to check the "I'm a resident of the UK" unless you really are.

Contest ends August 31st a winner will be selected September 7th.

I put USA in the county box and it was accepted. I (of course) mis-read it.

John

please, everyone, don't enter this competition... let me win for once

thl wrote:please, everyone, don't enter this competition... let me win for once

It's probably bad if I'm thinking the same thing

Thanks! I wondered why my submission wasn't accepted before. You just have to fill all the lines in. After I win this book I'll have to build another bookshelf strictly for all the editions of UTD I'll have!

Sorry boys and girls, but no need to enter any more as I just submitted the winning entry.

Lucky dreams are free ay?

Here are all the editions of UTD that I know of. Please fill in any blanks if you know of any! Especially the proof (arcs).

1. Scribner ARC blue cover
2. Scribner ARC - HC, no jacket, ISBN sticker on back board
3. Scribner signed edition
4. Scribner Gift (Collector's) Edition
5. Scribner trade edition white lettering
6. Scribner trade edition grey lettering
7. Hodder & Stoughton (paperback?) 200 numbered proofs
8. Hodder & Stoughton promotional booklet
9. Hodder & Stoughton signed edition
10. Hodder & Stoughton trade edition
11. Hodder & Stoughton trade paperback
12. Gallery Books trade paperback
13. Gallery Books trade paperback Large Print
14. Hodder paperback cover 'a'
15. Hodder paperback cover 'b'
16. Hodder paperback cover 'c'
17. Hodder paperback cover 'd'
18. Hodder paperback cover 'e' (limited to 100)
19. Hodder & Stoughton leather edition (limited to 1)

There was a promotional booklet issued by Hodder & Stoughton. Here's the front:



And the back:



These promo booklets seem extremely scarce.

I wasn't aware of the Gallery editions (but I don't collect large print editions).

John

I had one of those booklets (sold it to a fellow TDT member, though) and yes, they seem to be very scarce - as most of these 'promotional' booklets seem to be. I'm not sure how one 'promotes' a book using a booklet with an apparent print run of < 20 copies!