What D&D memorablia do you have?

[Balrog]

-the monster stat cards from 1st Ed.
-Dungeon #1 and several other early issues
-Dragons 60-150
-Ist Ed Core Books
-Warduke, Strongheart, Melf, etc. action figures, although they are in bad shape
-Basic and Expert Box Sets(Erol Otus art circa 1981)
-many 1st Ed modules, including the separate releases of G1, G2, G3,
-the first printing of Deities and Demigods with Elric mythos
-TSR Viking Gods and Saga minigames (i know, not DnD, but in that vicinity)
-Greyhawk 1st Ed boxset with humongo wall map
-probably other stuff I am forgetting that has not seen its way out of storage boxes through about 5 moves and 21 years.

 

[4everdm]

White Box; Red Box; Blue Box

All 1st ed books (Melbonian & Cthulu in my MMI)
Dragonlance, Greyhawk
Matel Electric Dungeon Labryinth

All 2nd ed books less the option series
Matica, Ravenloft, Spelljammer, Al-Qadim, Darksun, Undermountain
All Forgotten Realms Material/Accessories
The Complete xx Series
Encyclopedia Series (arcane/divine)

All 3rd ed books

 

[Thornir Alekeg]

Basic set in excellent condition with the dice still sealed in their plastic bag with crayon.

Deities and Demigods with all the mythos

3 D&D Choose Your Adventure books

2nd Ed. box of Spellcards

Things that have become memorabilia for bad purchases:

Red Steel campaign setting

Skills and Powers

I'm sure there is much more sitting in my basement...

 

[Wombat]

My first Three Little Books (two without covers anymore)

Three of my first set of Very Much Low Impact Dice (the D20 is round, the D6 lost a corner, the D12 pretty much looks like a soccer ball)

A couple of bumper stickers ("Warning: GM Whimsical When Bored", "It's Not A Dungeon -- It's A Fortified Underground Defense Installation.")

Lots and lots of memories and photos

 

[Crothian]

books mostly, and lots of modules. Never really went after the other stuff.

 

[Queen_Dopplepopolis]

I worked at a Wizards store until a couple months before it closed... so, I've got some of the Wizards sign-age. My favorite sign being the huge Adventure shield that hung above the books... it now hangs by the miniatures in my living room... It reads:

Slay the dragon,
crush the imperial fleet,
smuggle plans across the border.
All you need is your imagination.
Do you have the heart of a Hero?

I also have the book display thingy from the release of the 3.5 books in my office full of... well... books.

*sniffles* I miss my store...

 

[DM_Jeff]

Memorabilia

>>Slay the dragon,
>>crush the imperial fleet,
>>smuggle plans across the border.
>>All you need is your imagination.
>>Do you have the heart of a Hero?

Hey! I was lucky enough to nab one of those from the WotC store that closed near me! It hangs in our gaming room.

Of the books, modules, boxes, pretty much 80% of everything printed by TSR from 1980 through 1997. Like another posted, we have a whole wall in our library dedicated to this stuff and once in a while just have to randomly grab a few and look through them for a little time-travel.

I do have a 45 vinyl record and read-along D&D book of adventures of those early iconic characters, Warduke, and the others. And Warduke and the paladin (Brightheart or something) on a shelf.

Both Intellivision games (with the Intellivision) and the Mattel boxed elctronic castle thingie.

The 1977 Gygax D&D coloring book.

All the cards from the 90's. Yeesh.

-DM Jeff

 

[Drago]

Lots of goodies; Strategic Reviews #4,5,& 6 , White Box and all the supp.'s

Modules of all the goodies ( Giant series, Slaver series, Desert Series )
Monster manual w/ Elric and Cthulu (SP?) etc.
First convention flier from DunDraCon #1 at the Villa hotel, in I think 1978.
Yep my wife hates my junk !

Dave

 

[Rugger]

Not including Game stuff...

I have a pile of the old figures and non-bendy critters. My pride and joys, though, are the Bronze Dragon, Nightmare and Tiamat

I also dug out some unused packages of the puffy-stickers...ooh! Scary Lolth!

When I read that 30th Aniversary Article my eyes just about popped out of my head when I saw the red labyrinth game. I have NEVER seen it in my adult life, but I now vividly remember playing it at an old friend of the family's house...when I was 5.

-Rugger
"I Remember!"

 

[the Jester]

all of it. literally i have owned or still own at least 1 copy of all of it.

It's true, I've seen it. Even Crothian's collection pales in comparison. Diaglo's gaming closet left me in awe.