
Silly me, I should have thought to check there! I wonder why they didn't issue one. That's something to ask Colin at the next Con!Who's Wee Dug wrote:According to Colin Smythe's site only the American proofs were printed, and not many of them.
http://www.colinsmythe.co.uk/discworldpages/dwindex.htm
Pat wrote:Silly me, I should have thought to check there! I wonder why they didn't issue one. That's something to ask Colin at the next Con!Who's Wee Dug wrote:According to Colin Smythe's site only the American proofs were printed, and not many of them.
http://www.colinsmythe.co.uk/discworldpages/dwindex.htm
If it was printed at Chippenham, it's unlikely to be a US proof (which is what I have). One way to be sure is the publisher: if it's Harper-Collins, it's US, if it's Doubleday or Gollancz it's UK.(This only works for adult Discworld novels, the YA stuff and Science of Discworld are different.)SANEAlex wrote:Pat wrote:Silly me, I should have thought to check there! I wonder why they didn't issue one. That's something to ask Colin at the next Con!Who's Wee Dug wrote:According to Colin Smythe's site only the American proofs were printed, and not many of them.
http://www.colinsmythe.co.uk/discworldpages/dwindex.htm
I think that must be a mistake on Colins web site as i have a proof of Night Watch that was printed at a place near Chippenham and i am fairly sure its authentic as i got from the charity auction at the 2002 Convention and it had Pterrys sig, Colins sig,Robs sig and the sig of most of the real world people who pTerry had turned into part time fictional characters at the time.
Sandra wrote:'Cause I got one of them (with lots od scribbling in it)
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