I would like to know your Larry 1's contents (pink label version). Vintage-sierra says '87 catalog but there are two '87 catalogs etc.
If you have pink labeled Larry 1 CIB please post picture of the contents, thank you !
My Larry 1:
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by Tseki » Tue Mar 13, 2007 6:04 pm
Hello,
I would like to know your Larry 1's contents (pink label version). Vintage-sierra says '87 catalog but there are two '87 catalogs etc.
If you have pink labeled Larry 1 CIB please post picture of the contents, thank you !
My Larry 1:
I would like to know your Larry 1's contents (pink label version). Vintage-sierra says '87 catalog but there are two '87 catalogs etc.
If you have pink labeled Larry 1 CIB please post picture of the contents, thank you !
My Larry 1:
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by Xenon Explosion » Sat Mar 24, 2007 6:37 am
Wow! You've got a first edition there with the custom labels! I would assume that it's also supposed to include the 1987 catalog, if at all. According to Al Lowe, Larry 1 shipped around June 2nd or 3rd 1987, (just a few days after the date stamp on VOL.01) so it's hard to tell which catalog would be included.
The copy I have is a later issue, on the mountain label disks, with a Summer '88 catalog inside. (but on the UPC sticker, it shows my particular copy shipped 8-18-88, so that would make sense)
Hope this helps, and congrats on Lefty's napkin!
-Tom.
The copy I have is a later issue, on the mountain label disks, with a Summer '88 catalog inside. (but on the UPC sticker, it shows my particular copy shipped 8-18-88, so that would make sense)
Hope this helps, and congrats on Lefty's napkin!
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by Larry53 » Sun Mar 25, 2007 7:57 am
When i see the "Left's Cocktail Napkin" in the box, with this sorts of details i realize that these games were real collectors. 
Nothing compare to the actual games in a plastic case...
Nothing compare to the actual games in a plastic case...
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by QuestCollector » Sat Jul 07, 2007 2:21 pm
Tseki, here is a pic, of my Larry 1. This is everything in my box excluding the catalog 1987.
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by Xenon Explosion » Sat Jul 14, 2007 4:16 am
OMG there were TWO different versions of Lefty's napkin?? Or is that the front/back sides??
Tseki -- QuestCollector is right... little things like flyers for game offers (or in this case, "Smart Money") or little leaflets like that changed constantly. Whatever Sierra was promoting or changing at the time went in the box at the time.
In other words, a Larry from October 87 probably has different extras in the box than Larry from March 88. I've been trying hard to compile a list of the various contents I come across but it's getting to be nearly impossible for several reasons: The games are used so there's no telling what "originally" came inside, and there's so many different little variations (like the 16c/256c order forms, replacement disk forms, Sprint offers, etc.) that it's turning out the contents are more random than anything.
It's an interesting debate, though, as to what constitutes a "complete" game. To me, as long as it has all disks, manuals, extra booklets, and any "souvenirs" that came with it, it's complete. Even if it's missing a little 3x5 ReadMe card.
Tseki -- maybe you could take a picture of all of the different registration card styles you came across?
-Tom.
Tseki -- QuestCollector is right... little things like flyers for game offers (or in this case, "Smart Money") or little leaflets like that changed constantly. Whatever Sierra was promoting or changing at the time went in the box at the time.
In other words, a Larry from October 87 probably has different extras in the box than Larry from March 88. I've been trying hard to compile a list of the various contents I come across but it's getting to be nearly impossible for several reasons: The games are used so there's no telling what "originally" came inside, and there's so many different little variations (like the 16c/256c order forms, replacement disk forms, Sprint offers, etc.) that it's turning out the contents are more random than anything.
It's an interesting debate, though, as to what constitutes a "complete" game. To me, as long as it has all disks, manuals, extra booklets, and any "souvenirs" that came with it, it's complete. Even if it's missing a little 3x5 ReadMe card.
Tseki -- maybe you could take a picture of all of the different registration card styles you came across?
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