-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- harami2000 wrote: Another thing I was curious about was the "fold over" at the top of the cover: looked like tension marks from having been stored in shrink for a long time, but might just have been very tightly wrapped in the first place?? Out of interest, though, are many of the B3 oranges which are still in shrink starting to suffer a bit from that?
toymom wrote:There has been some interest in knowing more information on the condition of the orange B3. I wanted to let you all know that I have taken many additional photos of this booklet. Just scroll to the bottom of the listing and you will find the link to the extra photos.
toymom wrote:Thanks for letting me intrude here... now I have to get back to work. I have about 10 more D&D books to list and a bunch of little metal figures that I haven't a clue what they are.
toymom wrote:Thanks for the welcome. I am not sure which maps and guidebooks go with these. I see a reference to I and Invincible Overlord, I do have another lot that has invincible Overlord in it. Maybe that has the stuff in it?
harami2000 wrote:Out of interest, do you know whether the original owner have any links to the roleplaying industry?Just curious in the context of that orange B3, since there was only that one box plus staff copies (apparently).
toymom wrote:Thanks, I did miss that. I do not know anything about the original owner... sorry. Though some of the books seem corrected like you were making revisions... For instance, a price was crossed out and a new one written next to it. Maybe the rules changed or there was a typo, I don't know.
toymom wrote:Thanks, I did miss that. I do not know anything about the original owner... sorry.
toymom wrote:Though some of the books seem corrected like you were making revisions... For instance, a price was crossed out and a new one written next to it. Maybe the rules changed or there was a typo, I don't know.
toymom wrote:There is a name on one of the books.... let me find it.... ok found it. There are actually a couple different names. So far I found Chuck Mann and Bruce Wallin. These were on the rules books.
johnhuck wrote:harami2000 wrote:Don't know the winner, but was amused by the underbidder who had pretty close to zero interest in the item during the Bella auction/fiasco (delete as appropriate). I know the winner. He was in touch with me close to the auction end to say that he would be bidding and hoped that it wouldn't spoil our friendship! I told him that mine was purely a speculative bid in case everyone else missed it or forgot to snipe. Had I won it would be straight back on eBay with images and worlwide shipping. Now I see the final price, I wish I'd have put in a snipe.
harami2000 wrote:Don't know the winner, but was amused by the underbidder who had pretty close to zero interest in the item during the Bella auction/fiasco (delete as appropriate).
It looks VERY mint. Staples have very fine rust spots, got to look hard to find a crease in.
johnhuck wrote: The winner got their Jade Harehttp://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 5194574490and said It looks VERY mint. Staples have very fine rust spots, got to look hard to find a crease in.
deimos3428 wrote:deimos3428 wrote:Forget by the book, the bidder's a fanatic:cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&a ... T&rd=1 Ahem. For those that appreciate irony... cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&a ... T&rd=1
deimos3428 wrote:Forget by the book, the bidder's a fanatic:cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&a ... T&rd=1
muaddib5 wrote:Man, whoever's collection this was, had a TON of key items
harami2000 wrote:muaddib5 wrote:Man, whoever's collection this was, had a TON of key items No joke. There's quite a few other items been listed, too (plus those minis).Would've been even more interesting if they were all in the same condition as the oB3.Maybe the good ones will "carry" the bad, though.