Sentence examples for a signed edition of from inspiring English sources

Tickets, priced at £28, include a signed edition of Prince Lestat.

Macmillan made a signed edition of 25 but most were sold individually, so having them all together as one set 46 years later is extremely exciting, said Wheeler.

Eyestorm, which exhibited last week at the Armory Show at the Hudson Piers, the other big art fair in town, was selling Damien Hirst's "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide" in a signed edition of 300 for $3,000 each.

The piece pictured here, " Fossil Hybrid" (about $15,300, in a signed edition of 12), is a natural form with the spiritual uplift of an angel's wing, a garden ornament so refined you may consider relocating the ceramic gnomes.

For $46,000, or Ƀ74.004, you can have a signed edition of the nature-meets-comic book, courtesy of BitPremier, framed and all. .

They plan to find Scooter's long-missing father and return to him a rare signed edition of John Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men," the themes of which (including friendship) play a substantial part in her novel.

The center of the gallery was a bustling production space, where Moriyama and his team Xeroxed, folded, and then assembled each visitor's selections into a one-of-a-kind, staple-bound, signed edition of "TKY," complete with a silk-screened cover.

It's almost as if the audience have been handed a special, personalised production of the play, a signed edition.

Cape & Smith published the book in October 1930 in trade and deluxe editions; the latter was available in a signed edition limited to 309 copies.

The trade edition was printed from electrotype plates made from molds of the original boxwood woodblocks; the deluxe edition was printed from the original woodblocks themselves, and was a signed edition limited to 409 copies, printed on acid-free paper, bound in black cloth, and sheathed in a slipcase.

(A signed version of the cartoon hangs in my office).