Alexander1968 wrote:Uh... I understand that companies must strive to get our (i.e. retailers) attention but this is... ahem... an interesting way to focus mind on TSR products (pretty girl, horrific shoes!). I remember seeing a couple of ads for Steve Jackson Games featuring a Pocket Game in a a jeans' pocket worn by a woman with a lovely pair of buttocks .
Mars wrote:I have the logo on some old Dungeon Hobby Shop flyers:http://www.cs.uwaterloo.ca/~mdtpetri/fl ... yshop1.jpg
kevin mayle wrote:Thanks for that tremendous scan! That's exactly what I wanted.
sleepyCO wrote:Remember, 1978 was the midst of the platform-shoe craze; but I agree--she should be wearing black over-the knee or "pirate" boots!
Mars wrote:I posted these a while back but maybe its worth posting again. When I bought my copies of Strategic Review and Dragon 1-6 there was also this bundle of flyers and a note from TSR. It seems the flyers are from the time during the transition between Strategic Review and The Dragon. Here's a link to flyers I have:http://www.cs.uwaterloo.ca/~mdtpetri/flyers/flyers.html
seeyouinescrow wrote:Well...I thought this one might go under the radar, but my $40+ bid didn't even register ** expired/removed eBay auction **Although, the box and contents look fairly minty, I'm guessing the reason for the price is that very interesting Gateway To Adventure. I've never seen it, and I couldn't locate any record of it on the site here. Has anyone here seen it or know anything about it? Hopefully the winning bidder will tell us about it. He is a member here I think?
seeyouinescrow wrote:Well...I thought this one might go under the radar, but my $40+ bid didn't even register ** expired/removed eBay auction **Although, the box and contents look fairly minty, I'm guessing the reason for the price is that very interesting Gateway To Adventure. I've never seen it, and I couldn't locate any record of it on the site here. Has anyone here seen it or know anything about it?
zhowar wrote:It looks fairly thick, so there must be a large number of the order forms if the catalog is only 6 pages long.