About a quid on a good day!

One like this?

I do possess the one above, it was a gift, and I'd absolutely never sell it.

In general, when I've seen signed Pulp items on eBay, they don't sell for much. And I suppose that's the way I think it should be - their value should be sentimental, linked to the story behind them.

Have you seen the signed Mother Brother Lover that's doing the rounds on eBay?

Whoever's selling it obviously asked Jarv not to write it to anyone, just to sign it and write some Common People lyrics in. They're trying to sell it for somewhere around £180!

I mean! Mine is worth everything to me but I certainly wouldn't put £180 on it If I was going to try and flog it!

superchob wrote:

---

Blimey, that is optimistic!

Cover art on the paperback version is an improvement, don't you guys think?

---

Ooh I like both, I think the hardback is very Jarvis, I reckon he properly picked it and that makes me like it a lot. But I can also see why the photos on the paperback, and I do like looking at photos of Jarv...

Yes I agree, my Pulp collection is priceless to me, I'd never sell any of it. Can't wait get my lovely postcard and other bits :)

Here's mine:

Very similar, i was beginning to think that maybe the signatures where printed. But there are some very slight differences in positioning.