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David Pescovitz at 9:11 am Wed, Dec 8, 2010

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 Fiximages Ny065 43307811 Over at Morbid Anatomy, Joanna informs us that tomorrow, Bloomsbury Auctions will put a number of enticing Edward Gorey items on the block. For example, Gorey designed and hand-stitched the silver bean bag bat above. Estimated price is $1000-$1500. And at left, one of Gorey's many fur coats, $800-$1200. The Edward Gorey Sale

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  • Philipshade

    I’m hot for those pens

  • jimh

    That fur coat fits right in with my business plan.

    • David Pescovitz

      hahahaahah! hahahahaahahahah! nice.

  • DJBudSonic

    I’m sending a friend over to inspect and bid on one of those coats – I’m gonna bring fur back, baby.

  • Diamond Jim

    I have one of these items, The Helpless Doorknob–a set of 20 glossy cards meant to be shuffled into 20 to the 20th (?) different stories. I also have two signed posters of “The Gashlycrumb Tinies” and “The Chinese Obelisks”; Gorey used to sign them in bulk for Gotham Book Mart to sell during New York Is Book Country, so it’s not exactly as if they are rare.