Just curious about what unusual items others have in their collection. This topic shall not be limited to printed material we are all familiar with on this Site. Perhaps this will spur interest in certain items.  My item might have to be the TSR belt buckle with the face logo on it I bought from Tom Wham. I will have to think about it a little more though.  Adam

I posted this in the introduction as well but here goes:  WhenScott started the multi-language version on the Acaeum, I contacted the old Dutch publisher for some info on the Dutch line of D&D. They sent me a package full of surprises, including:   - shrinkwrapped dutch D&D box with 3 shrinkwrapped modules  - original D&D promo material  - around 12 original negatives used for the actual printing of the dutch modules (and some other international products as well!)! These include a few pictures of very famous Larry Elmore pieces and an AMAZING A4-sized negative of a Jeff Easley painting, which I still haven't found on the internet! I'll post a scan when I'm able to scan the negative.  With the negatives were also original white sheets with writings about the print-size, etc... really cool, considering the products where produced in the mid-80's...  The negatives are beatiful to look at and I guess they're really unusual items in a D&D collection (or does anyone else have 'developer'-items?)  R out

I think my most unusual item is probably my "TSR Periodicals" folder, gotten from a collector in Chicago by mail order years ago.  The art on the front is of a huge dragon eye, surrounded by green scales, hornlets, etc.; that wraps around to the rear, with a scantily-clad female with silvery-gray skin, a funky B5-shadow-like helm, and long, long black hair.    It's pretty old, I would guess, since the inner right page folder is labelled "The Dragon."  It says "Barnes" in the lower left back corner, but the art loks like Darlene's style to me.

My most unusual (A)D&D related item is no book, but game... I have a copy of Eye of the beholder for the Sega CD (16-bit).  An other item I just received is the Kara-Tur boxed set, but I beleave that the Sega CD game is harder to find...  

Hey Alan, if you want, you could send me the item and I'll scan it for ya.  Since your talking to Adams about deals, etc, when are you gonna make a deal with me about your non tsr stuff for my stuff?

Hi Alan, don't make me an impossible trade! Treasures of the Dragon Queen is impossible to find for you! We should definitely meet up sometime. Let me know when you can chat again  I just thought of another unusual tsr item that a friend of mine owns:  It is a tsr birthday party pack. Includes cups, hats, and a large table cover.

LOL.  Between the two of you, Mike and Adam, you'll be snapping my bones for the their marrow 20 minutes after my burial ceremony's completed

Heres some more unusual items:  AD&D Alternity Darkmatter Evidence Pack  Small envelope with the words confidential on it and inside are some cards with information about alternity. A promotional item. Pretty neat   AD&D Planescape Faction Pins  15 pins released at gencon to promote planescape back in 1994. Each pin has a logo of a planescape faction.

Hi Riezla,   Looks like your gonna have to find the alternity darkmatter evidence pack to finish off your alternity collection. ITS A REALLY NEAT ITEM!!  Plain weird and cool   Pls note there are adv guild modules of alternity like   Interfall Salvage Folds in the Tapestry and MANY MORE   Looks like your alternity collection needs more items now!