It's being sold by Bill Wilkerson, who played in Moldvay and Schick's group.  I spoke to Lawrence about the map at NTX, and Bill is trying to sell it on eBay at my recommendation that it might fetch a higher price than at GenCon.  We'll see

Remarkable... the original source of the Moldvay/Cook campaign world, and the Known World for BECM (and all adventures & gazetteers).
And hand-made by Moldvay and Schick.
Museum piece.

3 day unannounced sale did not help?

ExTSR wrote in Interesting Non-TSR Items Formerly on eBay:Remarkable... the original source of the Moldvay/Cook campaign world, and the Known World for BECM (and all adventures & gazetteers).
And hand-made by Moldvay and Schick.
Museum piece.

needed more than the 1.5 days left for questions. small maps on blog Black Gate  » Blog Archive   » The "Known World" D&D Setting: A Secret History made after or before big map?
dating for anything not helped by white box d&d in early 1974

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I wonder where he got these from

I'm sure he's the original owner. The owner of The War House is probably in his 70's. (Though I haven't been in the store in a couple years. I've been curious as to whether he passed away and his son has been liquidating all the goodies from years and years of war-game and rpg collecting.)

And if the winning bidder doesn't click through an Acaeum link, I'm going to cry!

Foul

increment wrote in Interesting Non-TSR Items Formerly on eBay:From what I can judge from the pictures, the #5, #7, #8, #9, and the #4 are photocopies, not originals. Surely contemporary photocopies, but photocopies nonetheless. Gary was pretty good about circulating photocopies of his personal issues, like #5 (you can see the "Gary" on it), especially when Schleicher was slow to fulfill subscriptions. I have a contemporary photocopy just like that #5.

Are the prices listed on this site for originals or photocopies?

increment wrote in Interesting Non-TSR Items Formerly on eBay:From what I can judge from the pictures, the #5, #7, #8, #9, and the #4 are photocopies, not originals. Surely contemporary photocopies, but photocopies nonetheless. Gary was pretty good about circulating photocopies of his personal issues, like #5 (you can see the "Gary" on it), especially when Schleicher was slow to fulfill subscriptions. I have a contemporary photocopy just like that #5.

I asked the seller if he had any provenance to go with the Domesdays and mentioned that some of them appeared to be photocopies and if he knew which were originals and which were photocopies.  This was his reply:

"These items are part of an on-going estate sale of a lifelong gamer. Yes, he had a habit of photocopying documents and we would not knowingly sell a bootleg item. Bootlegged items will be immediately withdrawn from sale. Beyond that, I repeat from the description all items are being sold as is. Thank you for your inquiry."

It was not encouraging to see "Yes, he had a habit of photocopying documents..."  It is interesting that #5, #7, #8, and #9 all have the three ring binder hole punches in them and may have come from the same source.  Increment has a better eye for this than I do.  If they are contemporary photocopies from the early 70s then there is probably some value in them.  If those copies happened to have occurred outside of that time period and were possibly even unauthorized copies then there is little to no value for those copies in my opinion.   There are at least 2 and possibly up to 4 original Domesdays there.  This auction should hit 5 figures pretty easily in my estimate.

Melnibonean wrote in Interesting Non-TSR Items Formerly on eBay:

increment wrote in Interesting Non-TSR Items Formerly on eBay:From what I can judge from the pictures, the #5, #7, #8, #9, and the #4 are photocopies, not originals. Surely contemporary photocopies, but photocopies nonetheless. Gary was pretty good about circulating photocopies of his personal issues, like #5 (you can see the "Gary" on it), especially when Schleicher was slow to fulfill subscriptions. I have a contemporary photocopy just like that #5.

I asked the seller if he had any provenance to go with the Domesdays and mentioned that some of them appeared to be photocopies and if he knew which were originals and which were photocopies.  This was his reply:

"These items are part of an on-going estate sale of a lifelong gamer. Yes, he had a habit of photocopying documents and we would not knowingly sell a bootleg item. Bootlegged items will be immediately withdrawn from sale.

He has posted this Q&A on the listing, but he has not changed the listing or "immediately withdrawn from sale" any of the copies shown.