The map is currently on exhibit in Oxford and is for sale for a whopping £60,000 (roughly $92,000) and a testament to both Tolkien and Baynes' collaborative genius, and how obsessed Tolkien was with detail. Blackwell is calling the map "an important document, and perhaps the finest piece of Tolkien ephemera to emerge in the last 20 years at least".Friday, October 23, 2015
Middle-Earth Map Annotated By JRR Tolkien Discovered In Copy Of Lord Of The Rings
The map is currently on exhibit in Oxford and is for sale for a whopping £60,000 (roughly $92,000) and a testament to both Tolkien and Baynes' collaborative genius, and how obsessed Tolkien was with detail. Blackwell is calling the map "an important document, and perhaps the finest piece of Tolkien ephemera to emerge in the last 20 years at least".
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