oldmilwaukee6er

I was obsessed with Pitfall growing up

Porky's for Atari 2600. 8-bit boob, get it.

Here is the spinner rack I purchased unfortunately without a base.

 

I presume it is from the early to mid 70s but if anyone believes/knows differently, please let me know. The image is the same on each of the sides.

 

This is the same one I have. 5 rows, 5 columns. Same Supes. Mine is also missing the base & the bottom rack, which is also 5 x 5 I believe. Mine does have part of the center pole assembly.

Great for desktop display at home or a tabletop display at shows!

Today in Cedarburg/Maxwell Street Days I picked Atari 2600 paddles (2 for $5) and the following games for 2600- Raiders of the Lost Arc, Asteroids, & Centipede. Also... I found Kid Icarus for NES; in the wild, my friends said it couldn't be done! My wife has been looking for that one. She picked up a few PS2 games- Devil May Cry, Star Wars Battlefront 2, & a PS1 game- Dark Summit. The we went to the longstanding Burnham Bowl comic show, but mostly were shut out.

Hit a bunch of antique stores on Sunday and mostly got skunked. But I did pick up a Sega Genesis with a mega 6-button arcade controller that works great with my Atari 2600. Level up!

I picked a High Times vol 1 no 1 1.50cvr for $5 and sold it for $25 in the same day two weekends ago. Lately I have been buying old explosives crates, Hercules & Atlas. Crates with some sort of graphics.

nice Funnybook 9.0! tough book to find in decent shape.

It's a magazine, it's a 9.8 (lousy scan), it's an underground, it's signature series, it's a price guide in plastic.

 

 

holy sheeeeite muslim! my name is on the CGC label.

how strange that!?

My consolation prize (NSFW) for not going out to San Diego? I can't wait. I have bought stuff from this seller before.

kudos to oldmilwaukee6er for a bunch of VCC after sale books.

thanks to paperheart as well for the quick payment and communications. enjoy those Clock Makers... cheers, Justin

There are often several ways. . .

Cover price... higher cover price can indicate later printings. Many underground comix or early alternative comics can be identified by cover price alone.

Printing stated in the indicia (E.g. "First printing Oct. 1944" or "Second printing" or "Printing No. 54321"=1st, "5432"=2nd, "543"=3rd, etc.). The indicia is usually in the inside front cover or early in the comic where the printing/publishing information is given... sometimes called the "frontispiece."

More subtle differences in printing techniques such as differences in cover stock, or cover colors, interior ads, or more recently... cover art.

Bijou Funnies #4 (2nd print) http://www.ugcomix.info/guide/tells/0269tell.html

DOUBLE COVER (Crumb)

This book circulated on eBay twice... once at about $90 and once at $60. Bought it offline from the seller after the two unsuccessful attempts for $35, which I felt was a pretty good deal, given that it is the first double cover Underground that I have personally seen...