lokiwookie wrote:In US, not all states allow International Airmail M-Bag if I understand correctly, since some sellers said it is ok, and some others said that it does not exist in their location... USPS mentions nothing about some restriction in some States.

TheHistorian wrote:The best thing you can probably do is to work with someone here to help you stockpile items and then combine shipping later.  So win a US auction today, have it sent within the US to someone.  Win another in a week, have it sent to the same person.  Eventually you build up enough of a pile to have that person send on to you.

lokiwookie wrote:
For fanzines, we have an impressive list of products in France For example, I had an incomplete list of fanzines released in the 80's, and I had more than 100 different fanzines.
For RPG, hundreds of products (not translations from US/UK products but original RPGs/Supplements) were made during this era too. I guess that after US, France is the country that released the greater number of original RPG books (not translations), even before UK.

lokiwookie wrote:
of course, in the correct one, in French!
You should try to learn French, there is great items (like several non-TSR modules which are very interesting to play). As in German, some nice items too.

faro wrote:Rather more than admittedly good-looking CDM2, anyhow.

faro wrote:It depends on the post office, Géraud, but tends to work better if the precise URL link is sent to the seller before the auction and that's then printed/presented to the post office for confirmation of availability and/or again when sending, depending on the seller's schedule.

faro wrote:Better to be $40 over there than $400+ over on a Tamo or two? (oops...)

faro wrote: (Albeit I've been hunting those Weres for a long time, too, which might've been a bit awkward...).

Mars wrote:Weres is a tough one to find.  The TFM copy, now Lokiwookie copy, is one of 3 that I am aware of.  If I realized that lot included the Weres I would have bid on it (I needed a copy back then - I still need that print though )

Mars wrote:I'll be on vacation for 3 weeks in Europe pretty soon too - will miss some more good stuff.

Mars wrote:From Canada, the cheapest rates seem to be small packet which is up to 2Kg (about $52 Airmail or $25 Surface).  For larger packages such as to Australia, the max is a 20Kg package which cost about $158 but may take 8-10 weeks.

Mars wrote:I have one of the other copies of Weres (a different print from what you have)

Mars wrote:I should be able to get to the gaming store in Edinburgh and maybe one in Glasgow.  If anyone knows of any good stores in Barcelona, Valencia, Prague or Brno (or near these places) I'd be interested in the details.