hi folks!

wondering if anyone here can help me out with these? i picked these two items up in a lot of other stuff and basically wondered:

1. what they are - ie. what was the item called that they belonged to, as each item is obviously imcomplete and doesnt have the front page telling you what it is?

2. as they are, are they worth anything or are they just well "usable materials"?

Cheers

Al

ps. sorry for the shit pictures - best i could do at the time.....

1. graph paper sheets - 13 of them, attached to a card-back. (c) 1982 Games Workshop Ltd is printed at the very bottom of each sheet.



2. hex mapping sheets - 26 of them - 22 are attached, 3 are seperately attached and 1 sheet is on its own - there is no card-backing. (c) 1978, 1982 Games Workshop Ltd is printed at the very bottom of each sheet

usable materials

uoo, uoo, I know, I know. One is hex sheets and the other is graph paper. The graph paper is awesome for ploting dungeon maps and the hex sheets are excellent for wilderness designs. :D

Okay, OKay, just kidding. :wink: Seriously, I don't know if they are out of the ordinary or not. My first thoughts were that maybe they were part of GW's early hex sheets and Quadrille graph paper set, but the copyright date of 1982 means that they are to new to be those. It is most likely something very similar but just produced a few years later. Without much to reference them to, it makes it difficult to ascertain their origination, especially when you consider the fact that the true value of items like that is in an unopened state.

I bought pads like these in the mid 80's, came in bundles of 50 I think, the graph paper has double lines and if I remember correctly, the covers showed some very intricate dungeon designs on them, showing just how great they were in practice!