Re: Out of print items

By Mark F. Cook ·

TML message #4032From bundle 336Read the whole thread (2 messages)All messages with this subject

In reply to #4030 Out of print items by david richardson
David Richardson [email removed] writes:

> Other than swaps at conventions, what methods are available
> for picking up some out of print Traveller items?  I'm
> especially interested in:
>
>     World Builder's Handbook
>     The Traveller Adventure
>     Striker

Both The Traveller Adventure and Striker are available from the Weekend
Warrior, a mail-order game supply in southern California.  Mint condition
copies of Striker are currently available for $50.00 (original boxed set)
and $30.00 (rules in a zip-lock bag; no box, no dice).  I think there are
used copies available as well, but I don't have current prices (I'd guess
about half the cost of the mint items).  The Traveller Adventure is
available, in softcover only, for $20.00 mint condition or (I *think*)
$10.00 dollars used.  I haven't seen a listing for the World Builder's
Handbook, but I'll bet they have it.  (Actually, they *DO* list something
called the World Survey Guidebook, which may be the WBH mislabeled.  They
list both the Grand Census and Grand Survey separately, so I'm pretty
sure it's neither of them.)

FYI, they also carry back issues of Challenge magazine (issues 25-56
at least), back issues of JTAS (1 thru 24, but they're pricey), original
GDW traveller books 0 thru 8, supplements 1 thru 13, adventures 1 thru 13,
and double adventures 1 thru 6.  They also have available all 8 of the
original Alien Modules.

The Weekend Warrior is mail-order only.  the address is:

        Weekend Warrior
        [address removed]
	Phone: [phone removed]

Payment may be by cashier's check, money order, or personal check.
If a personal check is used, allow an extra 2-3 weeks for delivery.
All payments *MUST* be made in U.S. funds (for those of you thinking
of ordering from outside the U.S.) and *NO* credit card orders of any
kind are accepted.  You might be well off to call before ordering.
That way you can determine whether or not the items you want are
really in stock (they do run out ocassionally) (and have them held
if they're available), whether the prices have changed, and what
the shipping charge will be.

I have no affiliation with the Weekend Warrior other than being a *VERY*
satisfied repeat customer.  Hope this helps.

Later,
	- Mark C.