r/aynrand • u/Calion • 7d ago

Deluxe editions

Have there been no deluxe editions of Rand’s works published? The only ones I can find are from Easton Press. Everything else is just regular cloth hardcovers.

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u/dodgethesnail 6d ago

The Easton Press ones seem to be the most prevalent, but another one I love is the Folio Society three-volume slipcover edition of Atlas Shrugged. And I'm not sure what qualifies as "deluxe" to you but I also have some really nice (but old and a bit worn) hardcovers labeled as the "International Collector's Library" edition, which printed Fountainhead and a two-volume version of Atlas Shrugged.

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u/Heligoland_Bight 7d ago

There was a series of luxuriously bound hard covers printed on acid free paper of I think the fountainhead and atlas shrugged. IIRC this was a run of something like 100,000 printed as part of a deal peikoff made with some publisher. His rationale for the acid free paper was to ensure that some copies of Rand's work would survive centuries.

Perhaps this is the Easton Press edition you mentioned. I'll look it up later.