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DUK10129639_012
FEATURE - Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke
Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke -- Book blend for Byron by Phyllis Grosskurth. These amusing images were captured by librarian Carol Bowe - who captured books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. See SNWS STORY swbrBOOK. These amusing images show books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. Carol Bowe, a librarian, scoured her stock of books to look for suitable covers, some showing a face and others showing body parts such as legs or arms. She would then find willing volunteers who were dressed similarly as the people on the book covers, then get them to recreate the pose. Carol would then hold the book between the camera and the person, making it look as if the image on the cover was spilling out into real life. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30825789
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DUK10129639_011
FEATURE - Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke
Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke -- Book blend for Jilly Cooper's Mount. These amusing images were captured by librarian Carol Bowe - who captured books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. See SNWS STORY swbrBOOK. These amusing images show books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. Carol Bowe, a librarian, scoured her stock of books to look for suitable covers, some showing a face and others showing body parts such as legs or arms. She would then find willing volunteers who were dressed similarly as the people on the book covers, then get them to recreate the pose. Carol would then hold the book between the camera and the person, making it look as if the image on the cover was spilling out into real life. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30825788
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DUK10129639_010
FEATURE - Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke
Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke -- Book blend for Hattie's Home by Mary Gibson. These amusing images were captured by librarian Carol Bowe - who captured books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. See SNWS STORY swbrBOOK. These amusing images show books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. Carol Bowe, a librarian, scoured her stock of books to look for suitable covers, some showing a face and others showing body parts such as legs or arms. She would then find willing volunteers who were dressed similarly as the people on the book covers, then get them to recreate the pose. Carol would then hold the book between the camera and the person, making it look as if the image on the cover was spilling out into real life. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30825794
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DUK10129639_009
FEATURE - Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke
Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke -- DVD cover blend for The Grinch, based on a book by Dr. Seuss. These amusing images were captured by librarian Carol Bowe - who captured books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. See SNWS STORY swbrBOOK. These amusing images show books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. Carol Bowe, a librarian, scoured her stock of books to look for suitable covers, some showing a face and others showing body parts such as legs or arms. She would then find willing volunteers who were dressed similarly as the people on the book covers, then get them to recreate the pose. Carol would then hold the book between the camera and the person, making it look as if the image on the cover was spilling out into real life. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30825796
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DUK10129639_008
FEATURE - Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke
Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke -- Book blend for Byron by Phyllis Grosskurth. These amusing images were captured by librarian Carol Bowe - who captured books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. See SNWS STORY swbrBOOK. These amusing images show books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. Carol Bowe, a librarian, scoured her stock of books to look for suitable covers, some showing a face and others showing body parts such as legs or arms. She would then find willing volunteers who were dressed similarly as the people on the book covers, then get them to recreate the pose. Carol would then hold the book between the camera and the person, making it look as if the image on the cover was spilling out into real life. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30825795
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DUK10129639_007
FEATURE - Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke
Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke -- Book blend for the The Dreams of Bethany Mellmouth. These amusing images were captured by librarian Carol Bowe - who captured books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. See SNWS STORY swbrBOOK. These amusing images show books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. Carol Bowe, a librarian, scoured her stock of books to look for suitable covers, some showing a face and others showing body parts such as legs or arms. She would then find willing volunteers who were dressed similarly as the people on the book covers, then get them to recreate the pose. Carol would then hold the book between the camera and the person, making it look as if the image on the cover was spilling out into real life. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30825790
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DUK10129639_006
FEATURE - Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke
Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke -- Book blend for The Cutting Garden by Sarah Raven. These amusing images were captured by librarian Carol Bowe - who captured books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. See SNWS STORY swbrBOOK. These amusing images show books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. Carol Bowe, a librarian, scoured her stock of books to look for suitable covers, some showing a face and others showing body parts such as legs or arms. She would then find willing volunteers who were dressed similarly as the people on the book covers, then get them to recreate the pose. Carol would then hold the book between the camera and the person, making it look as if the image on the cover was spilling out into real life. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30825791
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DUK10129639_005
FEATURE - Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke
Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke -- Book blend for We Bought A Zoo by Benjamin Mee. These amusing images were captured by librarian Carol Bowe - who captured books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. See SNWS STORY swbrBOOK. These amusing images show books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. Carol Bowe, a librarian, scoured her stock of books to look for suitable covers, some showing a face and others showing body parts such as legs or arms. She would then find willing volunteers who were dressed similarly as the people on the book covers, then get them to recreate the pose. Carol would then hold the book between the camera and the person, making it look as if the image on the cover was spilling out into real life. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30825786
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DUK10129639_004
FEATURE - Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke
Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke -- Book blend for The Witch's Daughter by Paula Brackston. These amusing images were captured by librarian Carol Bowe - who captured books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. See SNWS STORY swbrBOOK. These amusing images show books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. Carol Bowe, a librarian, scoured her stock of books to look for suitable covers, some showing a face and others showing body parts such as legs or arms. She would then find willing volunteers who were dressed similarly as the people on the book covers, then get them to recreate the pose. Carol would then hold the book between the camera and the person, making it look as if the image on the cover was spilling out into real life. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30825792
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DUK10129639_003
FEATURE - Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke
Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke -- Book blend for Robert Plant by Paul Rees. These amusing images were captured by librarian Carol Bowe - who captured books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. See SNWS STORY swbrBOOK. These amusing images show books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. Carol Bowe, a librarian, scoured her stock of books to look for suitable covers, some showing a face and others showing body parts such as legs or arms. She would then find willing volunteers who were dressed similarly as the people on the book covers, then get them to recreate the pose. Carol would then hold the book between the camera and the person, making it look as if the image on the cover was spilling out into real life. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30825793
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DUK10129639_002
FEATURE - Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke
Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke -- Book blend for Connect by Julian Gough. These amusing images were captured by librarian Carol Bowe - who captured books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. See SNWS STORY swbrBOOK. These amusing images show books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. Carol Bowe, a librarian, scoured her stock of books to look for suitable covers, some showing a face and others showing body parts such as legs or arms. She would then find willing volunteers who were dressed similarly as the people on the book covers, then get them to recreate the pose. Carol would then hold the book between the camera and the person, making it look as if the image on the cover was spilling out into real life. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30825785
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DUK10129639_001
FEATURE - Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke
Bookfacing: Bibliothekarin Carol Bowe zeigt ihre liebsten Kunstwerke -- Book blend for So They Call You Pisher! A Memoir by Michael Rosen. These amusing images were captured by librarian Carol Bowe - who captured books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. See SNWS STORY swbrBOOK. These amusing images show books with faces on the cover blended in with real life people. Carol Bowe, a librarian, scoured her stock of books to look for suitable covers, some showing a face and others showing body parts such as legs or arms. She would then find willing volunteers who were dressed similarly as the people on the book covers, then get them to recreate the pose. Carol would then hold the book between the camera and the person, making it look as if the image on the cover was spilling out into real life. / action press *** Local Caption *** 30825787
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DUK10120482_006
FEATURE - Eine seltene Harry Potter Erstausgabe wird auf einer Auktion vermutlich einen Preis von über 20'000 Pfund erzielen
The Harry Potter first edition. A Harry Potter first edition book - bought at a table top sale for just £1 - is set to bring its owner a windfall that even author JK Rowling would have struggled to imagine. Such is the global appeal of the Harry Potter books, the classic first edition hard copy, which had a print run of just 500, is so highly sought after by wealthy fans and collectors worldwide one sold for £28,000 in May and another, signed by JK Rowling, made £68,000 at auction. Now a 1997 first edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone has been unearthed in Staffordshire by Hansons Auctioneers. Bought 20 years ago for pennies, it enters Hansons’ Library Auction on July 31 – Harry Potter and JK Rowling’s birthdays – with an estimate of £20,000-£30,000. The book was first published by Bloomsbury on June 30, 1997 after being rejected by several publishers. Those first editions can be identified by two typographical errors. The back page misspells philosopher’s – it reads philospher’s - and on P53 a list of equipment mentions ‘1 wand’ twice. Author JK Rowling’s name also appears as Joanne Rowling. / action press *** Local Caption *** 29980157
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FEATURE - Eine seltene Harry Potter Erstausgabe wird auf einer Auktion vermutlich einen Preis von über 20'000 Pfund erzielen
Jim Spencer with the Harry Potter first edition. A Harry Potter first edition book - bought at a table top sale for just £1 - is set to bring its owner a windfall that even author JK Rowling would have struggled to imagine. Such is the global appeal of the Harry Potter books, the classic first edition hard copy, which had a print run of just 500, is so highly sought after by wealthy fans and collectors worldwide one sold for £28,000 in May and another, signed by JK Rowling, made £68,000 at auction. Now a 1997 first edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone has been unearthed in Staffordshire by Hansons Auctioneers. Bought 20 years ago for pennies, it enters Hansons’ Library Auction on July 31 – Harry Potter and JK Rowling’s birthdays – with an estimate of £20,000-£30,000. The book was first published by Bloomsbury on June 30, 1997 after being rejected by several publishers. Those first editions can be identified by two typographical errors. The back page misspells philosopher’s – it reads philospher’s - and on P53 a list of equipment mentions ‘1 wand’ twice. Author JK Rowling’s name also appears as Joanne Rowling. / action press *** Local Caption *** 29980160
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FEATURE - Eine seltene Harry Potter Erstausgabe wird auf einer Auktion vermutlich einen Preis von über 20'000 Pfund erzielen
The Harry Potter first edition. A Harry Potter first edition book - bought at a table top sale for just £1 - is set to bring its owner a windfall that even author JK Rowling would have struggled to imagine. Such is the global appeal of the Harry Potter books, the classic first edition hard copy, which had a print run of just 500, is so highly sought after by wealthy fans and collectors worldwide one sold for £28,000 in May and another, signed by JK Rowling, made £68,000 at auction. Now a 1997 first edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone has been unearthed in Staffordshire by Hansons Auctioneers. Bought 20 years ago for pennies, it enters Hansons’ Library Auction on July 31 – Harry Potter and JK Rowling’s birthdays – with an estimate of £20,000-£30,000. The book was first published by Bloomsbury on June 30, 1997 after being rejected by several publishers. Those first editions can be identified by two typographical errors. The back page misspells philosopher’s – it reads philospher’s - and on P53 a list of equipment mentions ‘1 wand’ twice. Author JK Rowling’s name also appears as Joanne Rowling. / action press *** Local Caption *** 29980159
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DUK10120482_003
FEATURE - Eine seltene Harry Potter Erstausgabe wird auf einer Auktion vermutlich einen Preis von über 20'000 Pfund erzielen
The word philosopher is spelt wrong on the back cover of the Harry Potter first edition. A Harry Potter first edition book - bought at a table top sale for just £1 - is set to bring its owner a windfall that even author JK Rowling would have struggled to imagine. Such is the global appeal of the Harry Potter books, the classic first edition hard copy, which had a print run of just 500, is so highly sought after by wealthy fans and collectors worldwide one sold for £28,000 in May and another, signed by JK Rowling, made £68,000 at auction. Now a 1997 first edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone has been unearthed in Staffordshire by Hansons Auctioneers. Bought 20 years ago for pennies, it enters Hansons’ Library Auction on July 31 – Harry Potter and JK Rowling’s birthdays – with an estimate of £20,000-£30,000. The book was first published by Bloomsbury on June 30, 1997 after being rejected by several publishers. Those first editions can be identified by two typographical errors. The back page misspells philosopher’s – it reads philospher’s - and on P53 a list of equipment mentions ‘1 wand’ twice. Author JK Rowling’s name also appears as Joanne Rowling. / action press *** Local Caption *** 29980163
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DUK10120482_002
FEATURE - Eine seltene Harry Potter Erstausgabe wird auf einer Auktion vermutlich einen Preis von über 20'000 Pfund erzielen
Jim Spencer with the Harry Potter first edition. A Harry Potter first edition book - bought at a table top sale for just £1 - is set to bring its owner a windfall that even author JK Rowling would have struggled to imagine. Such is the global appeal of the Harry Potter books, the classic first edition hard copy, which had a print run of just 500, is so highly sought after by wealthy fans and collectors worldwide one sold for £28,000 in May and another, signed by JK Rowling, made £68,000 at auction. Now a 1997 first edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone has been unearthed in Staffordshire by Hansons Auctioneers. Bought 20 years ago for pennies, it enters Hansons’ Library Auction on July 31 – Harry Potter and JK Rowling’s birthdays – with an estimate of £20,000-£30,000. The book was first published by Bloomsbury on June 30, 1997 after being rejected by several publishers. Those first editions can be identified by two typographical errors. The back page misspells philosopher’s – it reads philospher’s - and on P53 a list of equipment mentions ‘1 wand’ twice. Author JK Rowling’s name also appears as Joanne Rowling. / action press *** Local Caption *** 29980162
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DUK10120482_001
FEATURE - Eine seltene Harry Potter Erstausgabe wird auf einer Auktion vermutlich einen Preis von über 20'000 Pfund erzielen
Jim Spencer with the Harry Potter first edition. A Harry Potter first edition book - bought at a table top sale for just £1 - is set to bring its owner a windfall that even author JK Rowling would have struggled to imagine. Such is the global appeal of the Harry Potter books, the classic first edition hard copy, which had a print run of just 500, is so highly sought after by wealthy fans and collectors worldwide one sold for £28,000 in May and another, signed by JK Rowling, made £68,000 at auction. Now a 1997 first edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone has been unearthed in Staffordshire by Hansons Auctioneers. Bought 20 years ago for pennies, it enters Hansons’ Library Auction on July 31 – Harry Potter and JK Rowling’s birthdays – with an estimate of £20,000-£30,000. The book was first published by Bloomsbury on June 30, 1997 after being rejected by several publishers. Those first editions can be identified by two typographical errors. The back page misspells philosopher’s – it reads philospher’s - and on P53 a list of equipment mentions ‘1 wand’ twice. Author JK Rowling’s name also appears as Joanne Rowling. / action press *** Local Caption *** 29980161
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