The Collector's Trove wrote:Hoping a quick poll will resolve this. I think the 4th print DMG is actually a 3rd print alpha. I can disprove this theory if anyone has a 3rd print alpha with goldenrod colored endpapers.So do you have a 3rd Alpha with goldenrod endpapers?
deimos3428 wrote:I think already mentioned somewhere that those 4th printings were weird. The flyleaves are yellow, go white for a single printing (4th), then go back to yellow until the 7th...
FoulFoot wrote:deimos3428 wrote:I think already mentioned somewhere that those 4th printings were weird. The flyleaves are yellow, go white for a single printing (4th), then go back to yellow until the 7th... Since it's the 3rd Alpha whose existence is in question, this wouldn't fix that problem. The 4th print is confirmed, and its place in the sequence is also roughly confirmed (i.e., it's not a Revised Edition, and the first iteration of the Revised Edition did indeed have yellow flyleaves).So, yes, TSR really did switch from yellow to white to yellow again. The only real question is whether they did it for one print, or four.Foul
killjoy32 wrote:i dunno how the hell you all keep up with these things. i am lost in the midst of all these gamma/alpha/beta things.....sheesh its just a book
Hoipolloi wrote:Hi folks, Didn't know if this would be of interest but......, I have a DMG with the text at an angle on page 99. Also, the page number is closer to the bottom of the page and the text runs deep into the gutter. Seems like it should be a 2nd beta, however, the endpapers are white. They also do not appear to be pasted over. What gives?
misterspock wrote:Hi, I recently posted a similar question...I think in the wrong category (appraisals)...then I did a little more searching and found this thread. Did you ever hear back about your DMG print version? I seem to have found one very similar.Mike.