+DZ-Jay Posted February 2, 2015 Share Posted February 2, 2015 Hi everybody, The Intellivision Brotherhood originally prepared three individual "Grab Bags" that were circulated around the members of the Intellivision community. The intention was that people would take something, give something, and spread the wealth. However, nobody counted on the exemplary generosity of the participants, and the Grab Bags kept growing and growing and growing... By the time the boxes came to me, they were treasure troves of loot, full of stuff! Rather than continue passing it around, potentially accruing more stuff, we all decided on a different tactic: A giveaway! That way, the items could go to those who need or want them, rather than keep rotting away in a box as it travels around the world multiple times. Enter the Intellivision Grab Bag Piñata: we cracked the boxes open, spilled the contents on the floor, and let everyone get at it! And this is what's left. Still some respectable stuff in there. Help us find homes to all those orphaned overlays! Attached is a copy of the most recent catalogue. It is laid as follows: Page 1: Games The first page is games, grouped by Platform, Publisher, and Title. It says the quantity, whether boxed or loose, and what's in each boxed one: box, manual, and how many overlays. Page 2: Manuals The second page is game manuals, listed by Title. For each one, it describes whether they are black and white, colour, or full colour, and how many are available. Page 3: Overlays The third page is the loose overlays. It lists them by Title, and includes how many units. These are counted in singles, not pairs. So when it says "27 Astrosmash" it means we have 13 pairs and an orphan overlay for that game. Page 4: Miscellaneous The fourth and last page is additional miscellanea. Each item is described briefly, along with its quantity. Everything left is up for grabs. Everything is free. And shipping's on me. Get to it! -dZ. PDF version: Grab Bag Inventory (Redux).pdf Excel version: Grab Bag Inventory (Redux).xls 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+DZ-Jay Posted February 2, 2015 Author Share Posted February 2, 2015 By the way, for those interested in something, just send me a PM with your list. Don't forget your address! -dZ. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Greg2600 Posted February 2, 2015 Share Posted February 2, 2015 What does the Tron post card look like? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wolfy62 Posted February 2, 2015 Share Posted February 2, 2015 Hi everybody, The Intellivision Brotherhood originally prepared three individual "Grab Bags" that were circulated around the members of the Intellivision community. The intention was that people would take something, give something, and spread the wealth. However, nobody counted on the exemplary generosity of the participants, and the Grab Bags kept growing and growing and growing... By the time the boxes came to me, they were treasure troves of loot, full of stuff! Rather than continue passing it around, potentially accruing more stuff, we all decided on a different tactic: A giveaway! That way, the items could go to those who need or want them, rather than keep rotting away in a box as it travels around the world multiple times. Enter the Intellivision Grab Bag Piñata: we cracked the boxes open, spilled the contents on the floor, and let everyone get at it! And this is what's left. Still some respectable stuff in there. Help us find homes to all those orphaned overlays! Attached is a copy of the most recent catalogue. It is laid as follows: Page 1: Games The first page is games, grouped by Platform, Publisher, and Title. It says the quantity, whether boxed or loose, and what's in each boxed one: box, manual, and how many overlays. Page 2: Manuals The second page is game manuals, listed by Title. For each one, it describes whether they are black and white, colour, or full colour, and how many are available. Page 3: Overlays The third page is the loose overlays. It lists them by Title, and includes how many units. These are counted in singles, not pairs. So when it says "27 Astrosmash" it means we have 13 pairs and an orphan overlay for that game. Page 4: Miscellaneous The fourth and last page is additional miscellanea. Each item is described briefly, along with its quantity. Everything left is up for grabs. Everything is free. And shipping's on me. Get to it! -dZ. PDF version: Grab Bag Inventory (Redux).pdf Excel version: Grab Bag Inventory (Redux).xls Great idea by the way, it should be recognized as such! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lwizardl Posted February 4, 2015 Share Posted February 4, 2015 what a very nice thing to offer to the group. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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