Nintendo Merchandiser's Manual
This is pretty awesome. I bet it goes for some ridiculous price. [EDIT: $1325.00 + $14 s/h] And while it's probably complete, how do you KNOW? But how many of these could even still exist? It's in great shape. And there is a copy of Fun Club News #2 in it. Even though I could never justify buying it I still love to see this kind of stuff.




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Still very cool. My favorite part of these are the pics and descriptions of all the store displays that were available for order at the time.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Nintendo-1987-1988-Merchandising-Manual-Rare-Original-Vintage-Mario-Zelda-/140717886616?rmvSB=true&category=&ViewItem=&item=140717886616&nma=true&si=dyYsNc2ArSVX549xmwZWFEdKgg4%3D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
Originally posted by: B.A.
That's not really an employee manual per se.
You're right; thread title changed.
Originally posted by: nooblowstar
seems he sold it already before, or he has more?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Nintendo-...
Good eye. I have looked at his other items; they all say "from a collection closely associated with Nintendo", whatever that means. The other day I asked for some kind of provenance on one of them. He did respond but didn't really give more info:
"These came directly from a former Nintendo employee in the merchandising department."
So I don't know if it's sketchy or not. In my experience sellers don't like talking about details these days regardless.
Originally posted by: nooblowstar
seems he sold it already before, or he has more?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Nintendo-...
Ah the memories! Auction from March 2012, the first thing I see when I click on the link "You didn't win this auction"
Originally posted by: Penguin
I think that's a new record for a single binder price.
I wanted that thing bad too. I have one really nice binder from 1990 or 91' and this would've made a nice companion piece.
Originally posted by: Penguin
I think that's a new record for a single binder price.
I think employee call center books sold for more.
Single games can sell for hundreds and each binder is packed with them.
Originally posted by: bunnyboy
Not me! Someone else will have to scan it for the M series thread.
Do we not have them? I think he sold something similiar like six months back, but it may have been a binder with color pictures of the World of Nintendo items that I believe were after this thing.
Originally posted by: nooblowstar
seems he sold it already before, or he has more?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Nintendo-...
Why is it when I link old auctions, sometimes they diasappear over time, but you have this one from like three years ago and it's all still there?
Also, this was in the middle of their description, "This is the last book of this kind that I have."
Originally posted by: B.A.
Ah the memories! Auction from March 2012, the first thing I see when I click on the link "You didn't win this auction"
Actually this pisses me off. Description says "It has never been offered for sale before and is being offered here for the first time." I get that sellers use generic text for every auction because they can't be arsed to uniquely describe each piece (or whatever) but when it's a [blatant!] lie, that's messed up.
I'm sure they don't care. Final price was $1325.
Originally posted by: bunnyboy
Not me! Someone else will have to scan it for the M series thread.
Where is this thread at? If I have something unique maybe I'll scan some stuff in...
Originally posted by: Ferris Bueller
Also, this was in the middle of their description, "This is the last book of this kind that I have."
He went to Kinko's !
Not me! Someone else will have to scan it for the M series thread.
Where is this thread at? If I have something unique maybe I'll scan some stuff in...
http://www.nintendoage.com/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=5&threadid=8153 I have another pile of photos I need to add...