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Here's my autographed 1994 Golden Demon program.
It's signed by Andy chambers, Mark Gibbons, Mike Mcvey, Adrian Wood, John Blanche among others.
I shouldn't think that this thing is in high demand or worth any money at all but I like it. It somehow connects me to that era.
So, has anyone out there got anything really exciting?
Perhaps a treasure map drawn by Gary Gygax, a Slayer Sword that's been relegated to the garden shed, a serviette with Jervis' sweat on it!
Dig out and brush off your dusty magic items and show a world that might just care! Show Dakka!

I have a copy of GURPS Space from the first print run signed by Steve Jackson. I also still have the letter explaining the signature as an apology of sorts for the printing delays.

I actually found some old legion of the damned models at a thrift store. That's the extent of my memorabilia.

Hey Cuscus, i Liek your avatar

I have a Unlimited edition Nevinyrral's Disk (MTG card) signed by Larry Niven.

Beyond that, not much!

I have the Games Day Space Marine "Iwo Jima" model...but nothing signed or touched by the Ecclesiarchy of GW.

I've got a Beta Black Lotus, signed by both Chris Rush and Richard Garfield.

Maybe I'll take some pics when I get home of old geeky things.

I am the proud owner of a copy of "The Gothic and the Eldritch" signed by Jes Goodwin himself. Meeting him was like basking in the glory of the Emperors divine light!

Well.... As game genre is of no consequence:

Off the top of my head... I have a prepublication monster manual for 3rd edition D&D, a "Fantasy Rollenspiel" book for D&D and a corrected copy of one of Gary Gygax's Master of the Game books (pics will follow!).

Only a signed copy of Elfslayer for me, sadly.

Unless you also count my Deanna Troi trading card signed by Marina Sirtis...

I totally do!

I've been working on a collection of WD, have about 50 missing but luckily got the first couple this year. I also have a lot of the old heavy metal catlogs, early editions of warhammer and 40k. Finally got the Book of the Astronomicon and have some of the first supplements for 1st edition WFB coming in the mail this week. In the shop I'm collecting and putting up old posters and standups. Kick myself for stuff that got worn and tossed over the years. I finally have a bunker to hold it all, and I don't have it!

I've got signed copies of Ravenor (by Dan!) and Cadian Blood and Soul Hunter (both by Aaron!)

I also have an old WD issue, 222 I think, with the Tears of Isha campaign and Warwick Kinrade's Tsagarad city fight army! I cherish it and see it as the primary blame for me getting into the hobby.

I've got quite a few signed comics (not that uncommon) and 1 issue 1 of Gravel signed by Warren Ellis and Wolfer.

I also have a picture with me and Andre the Giant. and a Spaceship model I built that was signed by Buzz Aldrin.

The best I got is my E3 badge signed by Bill Gates.

Geeky I suppose.

A employee at the GW where I play sculpted the Master Chief Helmet for the Halo 3 limited edition pack thing. So after work I got mine signed by him. Sentimental Value - ???

Ultrafool wrote:A employee at the GW where I play sculpted the Master Chief Helmet for the Halo 3 limited edition pack thing. So after work I got mine signed by him. Sentimental Value - ???

He sculpts the spartan helmet for a top selling video game and works at GW, I think he BS'd you...

poipo32 wrote:

Ultrafool wrote:A employee at the GW where I play sculpted the Master Chief Helmet for the Halo 3 limited edition pack thing. So after work I got mine signed by him. Sentimental Value - ???

He sculpts the spartan helmet for a top selling video game and works at GW, I think he BS'd you...

Well he worked with others to sculpt it. He once worked at atomic monkey, sculpting family guy figures and other things such as the helmet. But he soon got fired for some reason. I do believe him, his greenstuff work is amazing.

I have one of the old school Pewter Thunderhawks, only 400 ever made or some such. No its not assembled yet, but the parts weigh 18 pounds

Its as rare as a Ferrari Enzo... who knew?

I remember that beast...cost almost as much as an Enzo too, didn't it?

I remember I kind of wanted the Space Wolves belt buckle a while ago and I saw it going for far more than I was willing to pay on eBay. Some of this stuff is worth something, but in all honesty I really just want to see you folks keep posting this stuff! For instance, I'd love to see that metal Thunderhawk, as I've never actually seen one unassembled.

Necron examination table :3

Crimson Fist patch.

It's because of that damned thing that I am forever cursed to begin making Crimson Fist armies, only to get bored part way through and never finish them...until the next time - 5 years later, when I vow I will finish that army!

I've got a copy of the Khazad Dum LotR supplement signed by Adam Troke and with my name printed in the credits.

I have an original Aqulia badge (two-pin) in the 3" size.

Somewhere in a bag of clothes attached to my old leather jacket. I used to have the terminator crux but it got nicked by a lowlife at a tourney back in the early 90s.

I have WD127 signed by Jes goodwin (Early Australian Games Day).

No pics as I haven't got my camera gear out of the shed where the rest of my gaming stuff still sits after last weekend's tourney.

I am lucky enough to own 3 of the limited run green leather bound Gaunt's Ghosts books released by Black Library, there are only 300 of each in existance, two of them have been personaly signed by Dan Abnett.

I also have a copy of "the Iron Star" which was limited to 1200 copies.

These books are the thing I would rescue first from a burning building, sod the girlfriend.

squilverine wrote:I am lucky enough to own 3 of the limited run green leather bound Gaunt's Ghosts books released by Black Library, there are only 300 of each in existance, two of them have been personaly signed by Dan Abnett.

I also have a copy of "the Iron Star" which was limited to 1200 copies.

These books are the thing I would rescue first from a burning building, sod the girlfriend.

You can console yourself with the fact that she can rescue herself, presumably?

filbert wrote:

squilverine wrote:I am lucky enough to own 3 of the limited run green leather bound Gaunt's Ghosts books released by Black Library, there are only 300 of each in existance, two of them have been personaly signed by Dan Abnett.

I also have a copy of "the Iron Star" which was limited to 1200 copies.

These books are the thing I would rescue first from a burning building, sod the girlfriend.

You can console yourself with the fact that she can rescue herself, presumably?

I sort of get the impression she might be the one to start the fire?

The closest I come to anything like that is the Ultramarine standard bearer that came in the Skulz promotion or the Limited Edition Rogue Trader RPG Boxset [I actually have two but no one seemed that interested in buying it when I put it in swap shop].

I was sad thinking I don't have any real WH collectibles other than some of the limited figures, then I remembered I've got a few of the Sideshow marine statues they put out a few years ago. Yay me! I know I've got the Death Company and regular BA ones, think I've got the Ultrasmurf too. Gonna have to dig those badboys out, they've been buried since I moved a couple years ago...

hmm I have an original centurion model somewhere in my parent's attic.

One of my figure cases is signed by then-WD-editor Jake Thornton.

About 30% of my black library books are signed by the authors, half of which are signed to me personally thanks to frequent London signings.

GW-produced janglies from a GorkaMorka campaign at the Fair Lakes GW (RIP) around 1997. One for trouncing the store staff in a pitched game, one for a mob painting contest, and one for being the top gang at the end of the campaign.

Also, a slick bolter keychain from Gamesday...1997? 1998? Late 90's sometime, I forget exactly which.