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Chad Arnow
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Lloyd Clark
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Chad,
Check out this link:
http://www.allbookstores.com/book/compare/0851155391
there are two hardcovers for sale.
Cheers,
Lloyd Clark
2000 World Jousting Champion
2004 World Jousting Bronze Medalist
Swordmaster
Super Proud Husband and Father!
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Steve Grisetti
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ooooh. $120. Probably worth it, but my soft bound version is doing fine, for the moment.
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Eric Meulemans
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The going price for these does indeed seem to be around $120, and if you don't want to spend that kind of money I might suggest an alternative. Since you already posses a copy, why not get it re-bound? Prices vary between binderies and the service you choose, but a cloth or faux leather rebind would run between $15 and $50. For the cost of a new (used) hardcover copy you could probably get a custom leather cover done if you wanted something special.
You might want to ask about bindery services at your local library or do a check around on-line. There's plenty out there but they usually don't list prices so you'd have to contact them for a quote.
This site shows some rebinding options, and the link to their FAQ also answers a lot of questions should you have any:
http://www.librarybinding.com/services.html
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Steve Maly
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Chad,
I lucked out and got a hardcover copy off of EBay for $59 with shipping. If you want to hold onto your $$$, you may get lucky sometime too. The rebinding is a great idea too.
Steve
"When the only tool you own is a hammer, every problem begins to resemble a nail." ~A. Maslow
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