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Wow, I had my answer in under 5 minutes.  Thanks!

Yes, you are correct, It was one of those Grimtooth's Traps books. A couple of the covers look familiar, but I am not positive which one I had, at least now I am pointed in the correct direction.

Actually, there have been a fair number of books of this nature, but most are obscure.

I liked this one from Goodman Games http://www.goodman-games.com/4330preview.html Course I got it for $3 as well.

Necromancer Games has an updated version of some of the Grimtooth traps called The Wurst of Grimtooth's Traps.

ShaneG.

Plaag wrote:Necromancer Games has an updated version of some of the Grimtooth traps called The Wurst of Grimtooth's Traps.

The NG Grimtooth's book, rather surprisingly, seems to do pretty well:  it's rarely up for sale, and almost never seems to sell for less-than $25 or so (the few times it does, of course, are those when I forget to bid ).

The Reilly Associates books look interesting.  
Those and Necromancers The Wurst of Gromtooth's Traps are three that I would not mind chasing one of these days.

I do have an extra copy of Grimtooth's Traps first print, perhaps someone wants to do some trading?

NG Grimtooth's Traps is a virtual reprint of the originals, right down to the pictures which were just scanned in and pasted into DTP. Typography is a little worse than the originals. Graphics are also worse, because they are effectively the original scans of something that was printed in low resolution, and is then reprinted in high resolution on a quality printer. Not the best product NG has put out by a long shot. You'll get more enjoyment and better investment return, and better value for money from collecting the individual Flying Buffalo books. They come up all the time, and there are about eight or ten of them.

Mars wrote:The author still has some copies of Dungeon Trap Handbook:


** expired/removed eBay auction **

Well, I went through all 18 pages of that store and saw not one copy of the Traps Book.

Did I miss it?

Where did you see his crrent listings of that book?

Do I need to send him a question from one of his other many listings?

Mars wrote:It looks like the copy that I pointed out was purchased by someone else.  If you are interested though, send a message to that seller and ask for one - you can ask him to sign it as well.  He seems to have a number of copies still of:  Dungeon Trap Handbook, Journey to the Cloud Castle and Enchanted Treasures.

yes, done.
Waiting for an answer.
Thanks Mars.