IT 40th anniversary available for pre-order from Special Edition Books

[TheCollector]

Special Edition Books (the company that brought the limited edition Hansel and Gretel a few months ago) is making a 40th anniversary edition of IT available to pre-order.

Once again this is NOT available to order to addresses in the US, Canada and a few other countries. Shipping will be November 26th at a cost of £75. Limit 1 per customer. Although it doesn't address the question specifically on the info page, don't expect any copies to be signed by SK at this price point. Other details are as follows:

• 1,010 copies, hand-numbered on the title page.

• A die-cut slipcase bound in Brillianta cloth with foil.

• All three edges have a digitally printed illustration of Pennywise.

• 1088 pages in Royal format, printed on Holmen Book Cream 60/104.

• A hardback edition on greyboard, 2000 micron, round back, with black and silver foils.

• PLC - Ruby 617 Wibalin Fine linen.

• Four-colour endpapers with a different design on the front and back.

• Head and tail bands.

• Ribbon marker.

Thanks to Brendan for the tip!

EDIT - In the newsletter I mistakenly listed $ instead of £. This is a UK edition, it's £75 (a little over $100)

[thegunslinger41]

Anyone in the UK willing to get this for me and ship it to US? Would pay for book and shipping of course. email me at thegunslinger41@yahoo.com

Gabriel

[JimmyKath]

Another US individual here hoping to find someone in the UK willing to help out, haha.

[TheCollector]

Unlike Hansel and Gretel where folks outside the US could order multiple copies, there seems to be a limit of putting one in your cart so that's going to make it harder to get help with this title I think.

[Ben Staad]

Wishing all the North America based folks the best of luck tracking down a copy.

[Noxus35]

Correct. These are sadly limited to one copy per customer, which makes it a bit odd, to be honest, as the unsigned copies of Hansel and Gretel could be purchased almost without limit.
Both are unsigned, but only this one is numbered.

I would expect an order limit with extremely limited or signed copies, this one is neither.

Unlike Hansel and Gretel where folks outside the US could order multiple copies, there seems to be a limit of putting one in your cart so that's going to make it harder to get help with this title I think.