Re:eBay Knightmare Auctions
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I'm inclined to think so, the Sly Hands one for instance is the same as one of the one's on knightmare.com as found here:
http://www.knightmare.com/pictures/cast/slyhands.jpg
Let's face it - there are autographs worth more than those of the KM cast. Mind you, they are getting quite steep in price...
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The signed photographs sold for £31 (About £2.58 each)
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Hey all!
Just to let you know I've put some of my Knightmare memorablila on Ebay. The books aren't worth much, but at least 2 of the photos (Smirky, and Scarkill) are probably quite rare, if not bordering on unique.
Here's the link...
Here's a list of the bundle of goodies...
KNIGHTMARE MEMORABILIA!
All seven Knightmare books:
Knightmare - quite tatty and old, but pages are sound
Knightmare: The Labyrinths of Fear - old but not bad
Knightmare: Fortress of Assassins - old but ok
Knightmare: The Sorcerer's Isle - Old but ok
Knightmare: Lord Fear's Domain - good condition
Knightmare: The Forbidden Gate - excellent condition
Knightmare: The Dragon's Lair - excellent condition
A set of 5 mini coloured pencils in a case with the Knightmare logo
A blue Knightmare mug with a silver Frightknight logo - never used
Cast photos
Treguard and Pickle - signatures printed on card (not handwritten)
Treguard and Majida - signatures printed on card (not handwritten)
Photo of Elita, autographed in black pen by Stephanie Hesp
Photo of Gwendaline, autographed in blue ink by Juliet Henry Massy
Photo of Iceandra, autographed in blue ink by Juliet Henry Massy
Photo of Scarkill and one of his goblins (this was given to me by the producer, to draw for the first edition of the Knightmare Knews!)
Photo of Smirkenorff the Dragon (this was also given to me by the producer, to draw for Knightmare Knews!)
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For some reason, in recent weeks/months there has been quite a few auctions of original Knightmare merchandise/memoribillia. This is unusual as normally Knightmare stuff listed on eBay were books and old computer games.
All 10 knewsletters of The Knightmare Adventurer's Club sold for £21. Fair enough they are quite rare:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6533032511
A set of books, photos, mug and pencils for £21.05.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4729410947
But the most interesting is this set of 16 cast photos going for £143 and the auction isn't even over yet!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6533349996
looks at photo collection... hmm...
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Let's face it - there are autographs worth more than those of the KM cast. Mind you, they are getting quite steep in price...
Although there are more and more Knightmare fans, Knightmare is nostalgic and how often do you find signed pics of the KM cast? Also other stars, e.g. Hollywood, football, pop stars such as David Beckham, Nicole Kidman, The Rolling Stones sign autographs quite often and a lot of those autographs are not rare whereas the Knightmare ones are!
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Someone is selling their signed photo of Tregaurd
how could you?People that don't like Knightmare any more?
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Hi,
I hope no one minds that I draw your attention to the Knightmare T-shirt I have put on ebay here:
As I mentioned in the write-up I got the T-shirt on a visit to the Knightmare studios with David Learner. I'm selling it because I'm moving abroad and thought somebody else might get more use out of it.
Thanks for taking the time to read this.
Ossian.
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Blimey, this looks like a rare thing... ...a Knightmare t-shirt on eBay that appears to be a genuine product, and not an image taken from somewhere and ironed onto a t-shirt.
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No, I'm afraid to say I've bulked out a little since I got it! The studio was a lot of fun. I remember the blue setss and thought it was really clever how the dungeoneers walked in them and their friends could see something different. I wouldn't be surprised if the dungeoneers could hear their friends quite clearly as Treguard's area was right next to the blue screen.
The other thing that amazed me was how small the dragon was! They had a normal sized saddle for him that the dungeoneer sat in and then this was superimposed onto the dragon's body, I believe.
Happy days! Back to reality and packing now!
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Good to hear from Ossian Hawkes again. For those who don't know, Ossian wrote an review of the Knightmare boardgame in the Knightmare Adventurers Club newsletter in around 1991, and signed the guestbook on this site 5 years ago.
The review can be found here:
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Sorry to bump up this old thread, but here's something interesting:
It's a copy of the TV Times from the 10th September, 1988, and includes a feature on Knightmare. Ends at 9.22pm tonight, and the starting price is currently £1.50 with no bids. Unfortunately some problems have arose meaning I won't be able to bid on it, but you folks can feel free!
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