March 31st, 2025
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Andrew Skilleter Premium Illuminart Book Trilogy Slipcase
Available to order from www.andrewskilleter.com
Welcome to the Exclusive ILLUMINART Trilogy Slipcase
These Limited Edition slipcases, hand made by Ludlow Bookbinders (who are also fulfilling orders), present and protect your ILLUMINART Trilogy, whether they are the Gold or Classic Editions. A non-repeatable opportunity.
Now available to Pre-Order direct from the Andrew Skilleter Website Store!
Please Note: Does NOT include books!
Limited to 1 per person, the Pre-orders end on Monday April 21st 2025 at which time we will place the order for production of the slipcases. Shipping date is estimated to be late May. Look out for updates.
The 3mm board is covered in strong, textured blue buckram, which has a pleasant sheen. The titles are foiled in gold.
The inside is lined with blue paper on inside.
Dimensions 305 x 216 x 55mm. Weight 0.1 KG
The design shown here is a mock up.
This is a expensive item to produce together with make ready, blocking dies costs and VAT. Plus they are paying quite a bit for fulfilment per item in this instance.
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The Fishmonger
April 6th, 2025 - 9:20pmLooks lovely but unfortunately a bit out of my price range at the moment.
Ricky
April 1st, 2025 - 1:14pmI was really up for buying this cover as I really like the books,they are fantastic ,but paying for a cover ,however posh looking at this price is just too much ,although I understand why ,the price is just too hot for me ,£50 was my limit.
davidhhh
April 1st, 2025 - 10:10amLOL @ 90 pounds for a slipcase for books that cost 105 Pounds. (Not including the books!)
NotInTheBox
April 9th, 2025 - 7:12amI feel like I want to defend Andrew Skilleter on the price of the slipcase and the books themselves; they’re not cheap things to produce, especially in small numbers.
Even if you look at mass-produced book sets (Hobbit & Lord of the Rings Alan Lee Illustrated Edition for example), you’re often going to see them priced £100+
Book printing has gotten way more expensive over the last 10 years, especially in hardback, properly bound, & on heavyweight paper
Bookcollector
April 9th, 2025 - 10:51amSlipcases are not cheap to produce and art books are inherently expensive due to the cost of reproducing art in print. These are not cheap to print books. You don’t have to buy the slip case