Hello all,
On a recent trip to my parent's house I found all my old star wars stuff neatly piled up ready to be sold on a local car boot sale. I believe that some of the stuff is too good to go to a car boot sale. The figures are just run of the mill main characters and the vehicles/ships are the popular ones but one item, a tin is to the best of my knowledge is the only one in the world.
The figures are placed in age related groups on the photos starting at 1977 apart from an ewok that I can't name and doesn't have a date on the leg. The vehicles are aged from 1977 onwards.
The tin is a handmade sample that was sent to America I think to get approval for the design. The design was accepted but they wanted certain things changing before production could begin, which are listed in red ink on the tag that is attached to the tin. I know that tins or trunks as they are called in USA are probably not worth much but as this is a one off it might fetch a bit more. The sheet of tin plate is another design that was produced; I have 2 of these sheets that were never cut and made into tins. The figure is just there for scale.
Any help in valuing my collection will be very much appreciated
The pictures will follow as soon as i figure out how to put them on here!
I think this link might work to the photos.
http://s1122.photobucket.com/albums/l533/floyd99/
On a recent trip to my parent's house I found all my old star wars stuff neatly piled up ready to be sold on a local car boot sale. I believe that some of the stuff is too good to go to a car boot sale. The figures are just run of the mill main characters and the vehicles/ships are the popular ones but one item, a tin is to the best of my knowledge is the only one in the world.
The figures are placed in age related groups on the photos starting at 1977 apart from an ewok that I can't name and doesn't have a date on the leg. The vehicles are aged from 1977 onwards.
The tin is a handmade sample that was sent to America I think to get approval for the design. The design was accepted but they wanted certain things changing before production could begin, which are listed in red ink on the tag that is attached to the tin. I know that tins or trunks as they are called in USA are probably not worth much but as this is a one off it might fetch a bit more. The sheet of tin plate is another design that was produced; I have 2 of these sheets that were never cut and made into tins. The figure is just there for scale.
Any help in valuing my collection will be very much appreciated
The pictures will follow as soon as i figure out how to put them on here!
I think this link might work to the photos.
http://s1122.photobucket.com/albums/l533/floyd99/