Marc/Mike's Virtual Box Pass

[bfisher88]

Lets go with 407 books andddd The Bible....

 

[tkoepp]

198 & Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.. Thanks for the contest Marc

 

[beaucredo]

385.....and Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone :sign:

Thanks for the contest!

 

[Mark Twain]

Lets go with 407 books andddd The Bible....

The bible?

hmmmm. . .

I haven't robbed the papal chambers yet. :laugh:

 

[Strayvector]

One more try...202 and the 1st American edition of 100 Years of Solitude

 

[Mark Twain]

Hint:
This first edition was written and printed during the nineteenth century.

 

[mysterea]

208 books, and a first print of:

The Dungeons and Dragons Players Handbook =)
juuust kidding (the Bible was already taken)
You've got a first edition Mark Twain 'The Prince and the Pauper'

Thanks for the contest!

Rob

 

[Infinity]

280!

How to run a successful cigar pass....1908

Brian

 

[tomthirtysix]

Let's try 207 and Old Times on the Mississippi

:thumbs:

 

[Matt R]

367 books and the first edition of The Joy of Sex, with the first runner up being A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. Past first editions of Juggs and Midwest Swingers don't count, I assume???


Oh and thanks for the invite. I will get a look at the entire thread over the weekend and get my picks done. Thanks again!!

 

[Strayvector]

First edition - Don Quixote

 

[Mark Twain]

First edition - Don Quixote

I wish Sam, I could retire.

Last clue.

The author is an American who wrote in the 19th century. The author is not Mark Twain.

 

[Strayvector]

Frank Norris - McTeague

 

[Seth]

317

"Civil Disobedience"


Thanks for the contest



Seth

 

[Putz Mulligan]

522 books

First Edition: Edgar Allen Poe, The Raven and Other Poems

 

[Putz Mulligan]

350 in collection

First Edition: Henry David Thoreau, Walden

 

[Putz Mulligan]

492 collected

First Edition: Walt Whitman, Leaves of Grass

 

[Strayvector]

Billy Budd

 

[Mike33]

Oh and thanks for the invite. I will get a look at the entire thread over the weekend and get my picks done. Thanks again!!

Thanks for accepting Matt. About time we got some class in here :whistling: :laugh:

 

[mmburtch]

Henry James The Turn of the Screw