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More info?)
I'm surprised there hasn't been more response to
this. Yes, I understand most of it is for so-so
games, but with a few NOS pieces, I figured it
would be worth the whole plus some. Hmmm...
what to do...
Heck, somebody trade me something I can use.
Scott C.
guinness wrote:
> Dude create a "mystery arcade bag" with a $1 starting bid on ebay.
>
> Does anyone remember what the $1 (or was it $5?) "mystery arcade item" was
> on ebay about 3-4 years ago? It was like 100 different auctions for the
> same surprise item. The hobby was still hot and people were dropping cash
> to see what the item was...but I forget what it was (a button?)..
>
> tim (NH)
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> "Scott Caldwell" <lscottcaldwell@excite.com> wrote in message
> news:zi2Ye.1110$OC2.92@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com...
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>>Here are some various pieces of artwork I have for
>>sale or trade. I'm open to offers and will agree
>>to "sweeter" deals for folks wanting more than one
>>or two items. Hmmm... the more I think about it,
>>why don't I just say $85 for the lot. If you
>>only want a specific part, then make me an
>>reasonable offer. As for trades, I could use a
>>really nice Pac-Man mini CPO, really nice Pac-Man
>>mini bezel, Robotron mini marquee, Robotron mini
>>CPO, etc.
>>
>>I do have some pics of these for anyone seriously
>>interested.
>>
>>BEZELS:
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>>- NOS Taito bezel (not sure what game it's for, but
>> it has space ships on it, mentions 2 buttons (Fire
>> and Weapons Select <7 weapons to choose from>),
>> says "Made in USA", but doesn't have a Copyright
>> date. The game is VERTICAL. I have pics of this,
>> but the artwork isn't easy to see because of the
>> protective paper on the front.
>>
>>- Thunder Fox (Taito, 1990) - Thick cardboard with
>> artwork on top of it, in fair to usable condition,
>> and has extra instruction stickers attached to it.
>>
>>- Bezel for some type of race car game (Red Car and
>> Blue Car are mentioned at the top along with finish
>> line flags and "Lap Counters". I reviewed the
>> Atari pics on KLOV of various Sprint games and none
>> match and Super Sprint doesn't have a good enough
>> picture, but the bezel is for a horizontal game.
>> Can't find any manufacturer or copyright name on it,
>> but this may have been trimmed down (it's the fairly
>> thin cardboard style).
>>
>>- Black Tiger (ROMSTAR) cardboard bezel - Looks in
>> decent shape, but appears to be been cut one both
>> sides, near the bottom of the horizontal opening to
>> make it shorter, but still has nice instructions.
>>
>>- Shinobi (Sega, 1987) cardboard bezel, good condition.
>>
>>- Tiger Road (ROMSTAR) cardboard bezel, complete, but
>> has bend line near bottom (not terrible).
>>
>>SIDE-ART:
>>=========
>>- RoboCop - 2 sides, look nice.
>>
>>- ROMSTAR - 1 side, conversion side-art with yellow,
>> orange and red grids above and below "ROMSTAR".
>> Looks nice.
>>
>>- Cabal (Fabtec) - 1 side and looks nice.
>>
>>- Data East - 1 side, conversion style w/"DC" in a
>> circle with "Data East" below it. Looks nice.
>>
>>CONTROL PANEL OVERLAYS (CPOs):
>>==============================
>>- Black and red CPO with army guys, plane, tank, etc.
>> in the middle (like you're looking through a pair
>> of binoculars). Great condition.
>>
>>- Motorcycle CPO - 1 or 2 players and artwork shows
>> the front of a motorcycle like you're sitting on
>> it, but it has lots of gadgets. Also, says "Brake"
>> and "Throttle" or both upper left and upper right
>> of the CPO. Great condition.
>>
>>MISC:
>>=====
>>- Super Bros. cardboard artwork that stood on top of
>> Nintendo cabs (Vs. or PlayChoice, I assume). Says
>> "New" on both left and right sides.
>>- Cut-down pieces from KLAX cardboard bezel and CPO.
>> I'm not sure why the operator kept these, but maybe
>> somebody could use them.
>>- Black cardboard monitor surround (looks like an
>> Atari upright, but in fair shape)
>>- 6-10 of the silver, cardboard style shields that
>> were sometimes installed around boards, the
>> bricks, etc. in the bottom of cabinets, etc.
>>
>>
>>Scott C.
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