burntwire wrote:

harami2000 wrote:I still stand by my decision to knock off the $450 BIN, asap.



Paul's flush for cash just now, anyhow...

Thanks, we can use the extra cash right now.

No probs! It all just gets recycled in this little (shark-infested) pool, anyhow.



Got any more artworks lined up for purchase?

Marlith wrote:Lot of stuff with a higher starting price....



Massive lot of D D AD D rulebooks modules guides | eBay

   Wow...I am not up on the prices for each of those items, but the lot looks totally worth the price!  



    Maybe this dude should have asked for $15,000    :lol:

MShipley88 wrote:

Marlith wrote:Lot of stuff with a higher starting price....



Ad&d Modules Lot | eBay

 Wow...I am not up on the prices for each of those items, but the lot looks totally worth the price!  8O



  Maybe this dude should have asked for $15,000  :lol:

Looks like every module has a big red name tag on it!

Blackmoor wrote:


Looks like every module has a big red name tag on it!

    I guess I do not think like a collector should.  I was thinking of wallowing like a hog in mash in all of those modules.  

ifearyeti wrote:Seems like 9.50 is a steal for any artist lover.

Um... if you like Diesel and want free autographs or to buy sketches, just talk to me. I speak with him regularly.



Frank

ExTSR wrote:

ifearyeti wrote:Seems like 9.50 is a steal for any artist lover.

Um... if you like Diesel and want free autographs or to buy sketches, just talk to me. I speak with him regularly.



Frank

I for one would definately be interested in buying a sketch! Nothing fancy, but that would be awesome. Diesel's drawing of the lizardman, rogue, and human in the Rogue's Gallery was one of those D&D-defining pictures for me as a kid.



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Heh, when I was 11 or 12, I sent a letter to TSR. I can't remember exactly what it was about, but I think I asked for the autographs of a few of the artists and talked about some character I was playing. Sure enough, I received a letter back with the autographs of Jeff Easley, Brom, and Clyde Caldwell (JE and CC were my two favorite artists at the time). My mom laminated it for me, and I've still got it today. I left it out in the sun too long (proudly displayed in my room) and it's faded almost to nothing now, but can still be read:



"To James



We got your letter and are glad you enjoy the game. Good luck to you and your Paladin. As per your request, here are the autographs of all the artists available at the moment." On TSR letterhead. Brom added his skull, and Clyde added the sigil thingy he used



I tell ya, this meant the world to me back then, heh. I'm grinning like a goof just having it sitting out again. Judging from the writing, it looks like Jeff Easley was the gentleman that took the time to write and send it. That's awesome. I had never noticed that before



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Yeah. I just sent an email to Mr. Easley to thank him, having just realized it was him that replied to the letter. A dozen years late I suppose, but better late than never

1975 ENDLESS DUNGEON by WEE WARRIORS Kerestan 3D Walls

3D Dungeon | eBay



6 days left with an opening bid of $9.99.  From the auction description "This packet was originally set to be distributed by TSR but plans changed and a black line crosses that out on the instruction page."

GraysonAC wrote: Heh, when I was 11 or 12, I sent a letter to TSR. I can't remember exactly what it was about, but I think I asked for the autographs of a few of the artists and talked about some character I was playing. Sure enough, I received a letter back with the autographs of Jeff Easley, Brom, and Clyde Caldwell (JE and CC were my two favorite artists at the time). My mom laminated it for me, and I've still got it today. I left it out in the sun too long (proudly displayed in my room) and it's faded almost to nothing now, but can still be read:



"To James



We got your letter and are glad you enjoy the game. Good luck to you and your Paladin. As per your request, here are the autographs of all the artists available at the moment." On TSR letterhead. Brom added his skull, and Clyde added the sigil thingy he used



I tell ya, this meant the world to me back then, heh. I'm grinning like a goof just having it sitting out again. Judging from the writing, it looks like Jeff Easley was the gentleman that took the time to write and send it. That's awesome. I had never noticed that before



/end rambling off-topic portion

Man, that's cool.  Just the way a company should be run.  WoTC is probably the worst thing that ever happened to D&D.