Your Latest Pickups........ Volume 3

Commander Clint wrote:I think we need a Poch/PBP thead started soon.

Definitely

today found in the attac sale,

the second version to the Lp with the " chanté par dorothée" on the front side

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Fantastic find (as usual), Fabrice! Can't say I've even seen a photo of that LP before.

Here's the stuff I got at ICCC2018 (If you want to see some of the more remarkable stuff that was many thousands of dollars, check the "Gone to the Con" thread I made for the ICCC.)

Print of the image used for the Hoth Battle ESB store display. (I'll show this better once I've got it framed.)
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I got to meet Duncan Jenkins (and even sold him a couple things), he had a great price on the comprehensive guide that he made with Gus Lopez.
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This puzzle hardly needs an introduction. It's complete.
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There were 3 vendors with a lot of Lily Ledy cardbacks and loose figures. I picked up an AT-ST Driver with one of the GW cardback/loose figure cases. It was pretty affordable and interesting because its one of the cardbacks which uses an alternate photo. (Clint, if you have the blaster for this guy, I'd love to compare them.)
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And lastly, I found a cheap gun for my shuttle, which is slowly coming together.
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jawa.57 wrote:today found in the attac sale,

the second version to the Lp with the " chanté par dorothée" on the front side

Fabrice, That's a great lot of figures and LP album. Well done.

the89thchris wrote:There were 3 vendors with a lot of Lily Ledy cardbacks and loose figures. I picked up an AT-ST Driver with one of the GW cardback/loose figure cases. It was pretty affordable and interesting because its one of the cardbacks which uses an alternate photo. (Clint, if you have the blaster for this guy, I'd love to compare them.)

That looks like a great variety of stuff, Chris. Fantastic.

I do have a complete AT-ST driver with the blaster. Remind me to bring him along, the next time we meet up.

thanks a lot

Great pick ups guys. Wow that Ledy card back and figure looks in great shape Chris

Great scores guys, Fabrice you have a lot of cool stuff!

Nice mix of stuff Chris, so the ledy gun was different than the standard release? didn't know that

Man....You dudes are killing it.....

nice stuff , chris that ledy cardback is the shit dude !

grinchy wrote:Nice mix of stuff Chris, so the ledy gun was different than the standard release? didn't know that

Hope this helps. We are still working on some of the information.

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Thanks, Clint. That shot of the gun is pretty good.

Considering what I paid, I bet there are a lot of potf Landos and Lukes our there with that gun. The average person probably wouldn’t notice the difference between a v1 and a v3 mood. I just assumed that it must be repro after I bought it lol but the figure was nice.

Thanks Clint, that's a weird gun choice for this figure,!

Found this 1984 “Falcon” catalogue at a toy shop in Philadelphia, not far from the address it was originally mailed to. The line at the bottom of the second page is quite special.

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Chris, That's a fantastic find. I've never seen anything like it before.

Was it published by Kenner? I ask, because of the "Star Trek" on the front page?

It looks like a third party catalogue retailer as they have items (some seem unlicensed like buttons) from many franchises which could generally be considered Sci-Fi. Here’s the mailing address for the order forms on the back.

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Very cool item dude

Great recent pick up's guys

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That's a cool catalogue Chris, look at those prices!

the89thchris wrote:Found this 1984 “Falcon” catalogue at a toy shop in Philadelphia, not far from the address it was originally mailed to. The line at the bottom of the second page is quite special.

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Man this is ripping! Love this kind of stuff!

Wow that is cool, great pick up Chris

Cool image mate Love the Tawn Tawn Great pick up

Ya it’s gotta be an iron on, right?

ourchickenshack wrote:My 1st thought was that it is a Iron On Transfer but I have no idea ?

That's a fantastic item, James.  But I haven't been able to find anything about this piece.  I'll keep looking.

edit.  I can't find anything about it on the SWCA archive data base.  I'm going to post it over on the Beyond the Toys FB group and see if anyone there knows anything about it.  Then I might try posting it on the SWCA FB group as well.  Hopefully someone can identify what it is.

Edit.  So right away on Beyond the toys FB group.  Dave Moore mentioned it's the same art work on the Dixie Cup Boxes.  As I was looking thru our Odd post about Dixie Cups.  I saw the mail away t-shirt art work adverts you posted.  It might be related to that?

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thats cool james!