One thing about the Folio Society that I dislike is the multiple versions of each book. There are several editions of Bram Stoker's Dracula and each of them have different covers and sheaths. How about they make the best version of a Dracula book and have that be readily available on the website instead? Another problem is the higher price point, which I'm aware it's because of the materials, but paying £100+ when there are excellent releases in the £20-30 seems ridiculous.
I'll admit. The £135 per book ASOIAF book is insane, but everything about the books are absolutely stunning. Highest quality paper, gorgeous artwork, slipcase etc. They're also massive in size with some books going over 1000 pages. They're so big that they have to be split into two volumes each.
Folio do release new editions of certain books, but I'm sure these are just the classics and titles in the public domain. However, this is actually a good thing for book sellers and collectors like myself.
Do you own any of those versions of Dracula? If you own the one in the bottom picture, which is the 2008 folio release, then depending on it's condition, you could sell it for between £200-£300. That's a decent investment considering it would have been sold for around £40 by the FS in 2008.